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Inshore Saltwater Fishing Discussion Discuss inshore fishing, tackle, and tactics here! |
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Best saltwater Zebco???
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Tim.
I think it's an 808 They have one w/ all metal gears in it . |
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My wife has 3 of the Zebco saltwater spinning reels. One is 5 years old and the other 2 are 2 years old. They are made for saltwater, they may have some of the push button ones that are also.
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I started mine with the zebco spinning reels...Never had a problem with them....That was years ago and I still use them when I have a "rookie" fishing with me...
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I got my wife the Zebco combo rod and reels. String and all.
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Daiwa makes a gold reel for about 50 bucks. Medium size is good reel.
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that 808 is awesum for yunguns in the saltwater,they hold up good.
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Man to be honest, i think the 808 is good. Waltrip knows alot about them, he fishes with them majority of the time.
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just make sure and change the line on the zebco b4 ya fish w/ it as they dont use a high quality line and these reels may sit a long time b4 selling
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Nic's a really little guy.............I ended up w/ a 33 on 6' rod combo...........it's all metal, some stainless parts(according to package) Looks nice enough........I'll know by tomorrow.........Eman, you should have mentioned the line thing earlier........If it breaks, I'll respool it on the water........Think I'll go get an 808 for the wife next time, thanks again!! Tim
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