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Re: Spinning Reel for Big Cats?
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02/25/16 10:08 PM
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BigPoppa007
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Get 60, 65,70 series reels 6000,6500,7000.
DO get a 10' ProAngler.!
I also like Meat Hunter rods.
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Re: Spinning Reel for Big Cats?
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02/25/16 10:27 PM
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Get 60, 65,70 series reels 6000,6500,7000.
DO get a 10' ProAngler.!
I also like Meat Hunter rods. SS-80B, SS-40B are the models for salt striker-- not sure how those compare to 6000 65000 7000, like the other reels
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Re: Spinning Reel for Big Cats?
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02/25/16 10:33 PM
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Joe Slab
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What parttime said.
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Re: Spinning Reel for Big Cats?
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02/25/16 10:48 PM
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BigPoppa007
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Get 60, 65,70 series reels 6000,6500,7000.
DO get a 10' ProAngler.!
I also like Meat Hunter rods. SS-80B, SS-40B are the models for salt striker-- not sure how those compare to 6000 65000 7000, like the other reels 40-4000 too small.. 80-8000 - bigger than needed but Ok I like the SSBF65b - first one listed
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Re: Spinning Reel for Big Cats?
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02/25/16 10:52 PM
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BigPoppa007
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In reg Salt Strikers they have 30,40,50,65 and 80. I like 50 and 65. 80 and 65 are same reel different spools.
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Re: Spinning Reel for Big Cats?
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02/26/16 01:59 PM
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I would suggest a 6000 to 8000 on the 10' Pro Angler. I sell a lot of them as combos with the 8000 Fierce II.
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Re: Spinning Reel for Big Cats?
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02/26/16 04:56 PM
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What does the LL mean on the end of these?
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Re: Spinning Reel for Big Cats?
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02/26/16 05:19 PM
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LL means Live Liner, those have a bait feeding ability with a second drag. You have it on and the fish feels no resistance, then you lock it down and fish on! Use it when you want to the fish to have the bait a bit before you set the hook. I think it would work well for cats (especially flatties), gar, and some salt fish. I actually have one on hand that was a special order that fell through. I am offering it for $82.12, it is the 6000LL, you can't beat that price. Oh and free shipping.
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Re: Spinning Reel for Big Cats?
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02/26/16 05:23 PM
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LL means Live Liner, those have a bait feeding ability with a second drag. You have it on and the fish feels no resistance, then you lock it down and fish on! Use it when you want to the fish to have the bait a bit before you set the hook. I think it would work well for cats (especially flatties), gar, and some salt fish. I actually have one on hand that was a special order that fell through. I am offering it for $82.12, it is the 6000LL, you can't beat that price. Oh and free shipping. I will keep in touch come payday :P -- also, why don't peeps go with the 8000 since it's only a few bucks more?
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Re: Spinning Reel for Big Cats?
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02/26/16 05:32 PM
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LL means Live Liner, those have a bait feeding ability with a second drag. You have it on and the fish feels no resistance, then you lock it down and fish on! Use it when you want to the fish to have the bait a bit before you set the hook. I think it would work well for cats (especially flatties), gar, and some salt fish. I actually have one on hand that was a special order that fell through. I am offering it for $82.12, it is the 6000LL, you can't beat that price. Oh and free shipping. I will keep in touch come payday :P -- also, why don't peeps go with the 8000 since it's only a few bucks more? 8000 holds more line then needed . A spinning reel needs to be spooled full for best casting so it can get expensive especially if running braid. Most brands the 6000 and 8000 are same reel but different spools so you don't get a heavier duty reel just line capacity.
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Re: Spinning Reel for Big Cats?
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02/26/16 05:51 PM
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Thanks for the info, got some reel knowledge today I'll probably buy that reel off ya (parttime) when payday comes most likely- called jeff to make sure he had some 10 footers over here in austin-- he does
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Re: Spinning Reel for Big Cats?
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02/26/16 05:53 PM
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Depends on where you fish. Many Anglers down here do use the 8000, because besides fishing from the lake shores, they will take them to the coast and fish the piers and surf, move line the better.
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Re: Spinning Reel for Big Cats?
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02/26/16 05:54 PM
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Most brands the 6000 and 8000 are same reel but different spools so you don't get a heavier duty reel just line capacity. This is not the case for Penn Fierce II reels.
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Re: Spinning Reel for Big Cats?
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02/26/16 05:57 PM
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Thanks for the info, got some reel knowledge today I'll probably buy that reel off ya (parttime) when payday comes most likely- called jeff to make sure he had some 10 footers over here in austin-- he does Sounds good, just let me know.
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Re: Spinning Reel for Big Cats?
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02/26/16 06:34 PM
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Depends on where you fish. Many Anglers down here do use the 8000, because besides fishing from the lake shores, they will take them to the coast and fish the piers and surf, move line the better. Great point!!! My aunt has a pier that she just had to repair for $3000-- baytown- I am going to head there soon, says there are redfish/flounder out there though I am sure there are more fish there-- dock is about 8ft, deeper out front to 20-30- [img] http://texasfishingforum.com/forums/pics...1_1784727632732[/img]
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