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The Tackle Box (Lures, Baits, Rigs) Discuss everything related to tackle here, including making your own |
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Ebay for sure.
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besides ebay, tackle warehouse had them on sale for like $120 but all they have left is left handed
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Google it ....lol
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You might be too late bro,they quit making them and most tackle shops sold out. If you don't want to deal with ebay buy a lews tournament speed spool. I like mine better than the E7.
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Might check The Tackle Box in Sulphur. O'B should be able to hook you up.
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thanks for the shout out Paul, but as Ryan said, shimano stopped making the e7 in green. they now make the e7 in white/black and renamed it chronarch ch200e7. same reel, different paint, $20 more than it used to be when it was named curado.
as others said, you can still get green cu200e7's on ebay from 134.99. |
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Thanks guys, I have been hearing good things bout the lews, I may try it out
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Acadiana Outfitters in New Iberia still has a bunch of green 200 e7s.
Ask for Casey and tell him Dave sent you |
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I seen one at Walmart in Lake Charles, but the price was $199.
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Anyone else have a Lewis reel?
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Yeh I do When it was new it out cast anything . Only problem is corrision program need's serious attention.Lot's of surface scale on reel and finish discoloration. Might be better for fresh water.
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How long u have it before it started to wear? Is it just cosmetic or has the overall operation been compromised?
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My fiancé got me one for Christmas from Academy on Louisiana Ave.
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I have both reels; just received another Lews for Christmas. Hands down a better, longer lasting reel that the E7. Clean both often; not salt water friendly! |
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Ill be bying one with my Salty Cajun Fantasy football winnings !
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Curado is saltwater resistant. I get mine cleaned once a year.
My surf rod always has sand and salt inside the reel. I just rinse with a light spray and wipe down with soapy rag, then rinse again. Reelman says it's best to not rinse. Just wipe down with a 50/50 mix of water and Simple Green. |
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I do just about the same as you, however I find very few reels truely saltwater resistant. Eventually the salt gets to them! During the doldrums of January I will totally disassemble all my reels, polish the spool pivots on a buffing machine (red rouge), clean in an ultrasonic, dry, use the proper lubricants and reassemble. I have 3 Lews that are over 19 years old that work almost like the day I bought them. (some wear and play in the handle bearing). Finish has some rust creep in the paint...but still very fishable!
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They are way more resistant to saltwater than any other reels I have used, including Penn.
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