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Re: Light Spinning Reels from Daiwa and Shimano
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11/26/20 10:37 PM
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sll
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Those Revros are hard to beat at a $50 price point. If anyone can't find any in stock nowhere right now and are in the market I can give you the name of a dealer in Bristol Virginia that has plenty in stock and ships for free.
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Re: Light Spinning Reels from Daiwa and Shimano
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12/16/20 04:15 PM
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BASSCATONE
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My take on spinning reels, no matter the manufacturer. The drag on cheap ones is junk. Spend as much as you can!
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Re: Light Spinning Reels from Daiwa and Shimano
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12/16/20 04:18 PM
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BASSCATONE
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My take on spinning reels, no matter the manufacturer. The drag on cheap ones is junk. Spend as much as you can!
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Re: Light Spinning Reels from Daiwa and Shimano
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12/16/20 11:31 PM
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Coolarrow
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I love my Daiwa bait casting reel! I still have a few other reels that I use but when I buy I buy Daiwa! Now spinning reels Iām a 100% Shimano guy. I tried others but I think Shimano has them down! IMO. The quick fire feature is huge to me! One handed casting is too cool
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Re: Light Spinning Reels from Daiwa and Shimano
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12/17/20 02:31 PM
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TomRom
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I did not go the high, high end for my panfish rods like doctorxring and his bluegill sidekick Vogey did with their St. Croix Legend Elite rods. But I did buy 2 Daiwa KAGE ultralite rods with the KAGE 1000 series spinning reels. The KAGE series and a couple of other upper end Daiwa series are sold at independent tackle dealers. You can't get them at Bass Pro or Tackle Warehouse etc. Rod and Reel is around the $350 range. I buy most of my stuff from The Tackle Trap. They are located in Boaz, Alabama. Good people to deal with and usually offer the best price on rod/reels and ship anywhere. I get my stuff usually within 3 days when I order from them. If you want high, high end they sale that stuff too. When I was there last year in the store, they sold a crappie fisherman a high end spool for his reel that cost $900.
Last edited by TomRom; 12/17/20 02:35 PM.
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