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Traveling rod and reel ( in case )
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06/13/14 11:24 PM
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@K@
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Where to buy a good traveling rod and reel that will not fall apart?? or what brand?? Iam trying to find a good one to take with my when I go bike riding...amy ideas?
"If Fishing was easy they would call it Catching"
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Re: Traveling rod and reel ( in case )
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06/16/14 01:43 PM
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metanium
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I know Daiwa make a small spincast combo that fits in a hard plastic case. I saw them at Angler's Pro Tackle.
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Re: Traveling rod and reel ( in case )
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06/16/14 01:57 PM
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TheDavid
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I bought that daiwa set up last year. Second time I broke it out a screw came out during a cast and pieces went everywhere a d sank to the bottom.
If you have to fight, fight like your the third monkey on the ramp and the rain has started falling.
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Re: Traveling rod and reel ( in case )
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06/17/14 04:45 AM
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pcf
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I have a three piece TFO travel spinning rod that fits nicely in a 3"x30" PVC pipe. It may be a bit bulky for bike riding.
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Re: Traveling rod and reel ( in case )
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06/19/14 03:08 PM
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LOl...I bought a Shakespear kit rod and reel from Cabela's..It came with a telescoped ( collapse ) rod and a spinning reel in a plastic case..First off, let me say "I did catch fish with it",but the darn thing fell apart after about the 6th bass I caught hehehehe. The screw in the reel that holds the bell on fell out and all little pieces ( washer, bushings ) went on the ground...Never did find the screw...So I took it back the next day for a refund...Also the little lure trays in the case didnt work too well either..Every time I opened the box all my hooks, lures, fell out..So, long story short...Stay away from that product...I did order a 4 piece spinning rod and reel in a zip up bag..Let u guys know how it turns out when I get it.....OOO, one more thing on that collapsing rod..After a few time of pushing it back in, it wound up coming out the bottom of the rod handle...lol..In my opinion a real P.O.S.!!!
"If Fishing was easy they would call it Catching"
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Re: Traveling rod and reel ( in case )
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06/20/14 08:12 PM
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Joined: May 2014
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eyra_kid
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I looked at a number of travel kits, and most just looked cheap. I ended up buying an Okuma Citrix travel rod for under $100 and it's a pretty nice rod for the money. Doesn't come with a reel but I have plenty of spare Curados. It is 4 piece so fits in a handy tube, but you would have to take the reel off. I took it to Calif, and used it on the Delta bass fishing and it held its own.
I've also seen a St.croix Triumph for about the same price. I haven't used one though.
I'm pretty new here, but hope to start contributing a little in the rod/reel section.
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Re: Traveling rod and reel ( in case )
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06/24/14 10:55 PM
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I got this the other day its a " The Eagle Claw Trailmaster Travel/Pack Rod Combo ". Comes with a 4 piece rod and a 6 ball bearings Spinning Reel..Also comes with a Zip up rod and reel travel holder/bag.....Have not tryed it out yet but, will keep yall posted when I do...
"If Fishing was easy they would call it Catching"
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