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 replacing all my reels
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05/02/08 09:56 AM
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Jay Kendrick
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my low end reels i am using are not preforming as i would like them to. im looking to replace them with all of one kind of reel so i know the exact feel of what it can do for every aplication.
im really looking in to the curados. from what i hear they are very good.
just wanted to hear you guys oppinions, i cant make up my mind as usual.
thanks!
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Re: replacing all my reels
[Re: Jay Kendrick]
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05/02/08 12:09 PM
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aggiegolfer
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[insert model the poster uses] is better and is what I'd go with...
seriously, the Curado is a very good reel, and if that's what you like and want, go with it and don't listen to anything we say.
You could do something like having a 300 for heavy duty stuff, 200 for all-purpose, and a 100 for finese applications. That would be a pretty good little system.
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Re: replacing all my reels
[Re: aggiegolfer]
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05/02/08 12:27 PM
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Timberlake
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Cannot go wrong with Shimano's. Go to tacklewarehouse.com, you can get tyhe Curado's for $159 with rebate, or the Citica's for $69 with rebate. I have six of the Citicas, have had zero trouble.
WORD!!
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Re: replacing all my reels
[Re: Timberlake]
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05/02/08 12:46 PM
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Big Red 12
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Shimano Curado's, I bought most of mine on ebay for no more than $150 each.
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Re: replacing all my reels
[Re: Big Red 12]
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05/02/08 12:57 PM
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Scott N
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I love my Citicas, for the price they are hard to beat.
 11.22 Lake Ivie  11.45 Lake Ivie
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Re: replacing all my reels
[Re: Scott N]
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05/02/08 01:16 PM
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Mike Andrews
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Daiwa 153 HSTA or Revo STX. If you're wanting to spend a little less money I've had good service out of my Citica's.
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Re: replacing all my reels
[Re: Timberlake]
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05/02/08 02:08 PM
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The Natural
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Cannot go wrong with Shimano's. Go to tacklewarehouse.com, you can get tyhe Curado's for $159 with rebate, or the Citica's for $69 with rebate. I have six of the Citicas, have had zero trouble. Tackle Warehouse only has the 300's left. They won't get any more in until the new model hits ground. The Curado 100 is a great little reel, and if you score them with the rebate they are very competitive.
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Re: replacing all my reels
[Re: The Natural]
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05/02/08 05:18 PM
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fishmagnet
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Wait till the new Shimanos are released, though the current Shimano 100's ain't bad, just getting harder to find as time passes. Or....you could go out and just buy ya a dozen new Abu Revos, or save a buck or two and get a mess of $69 Citicas! 
DJT
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Re: replacing all my reels
[Re: fishmagnet]
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05/02/08 05:54 PM
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fishtoad
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any reel will be fine as long as it's blue!!!!!...rick
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Re: replacing all my reels
[Re: Huckleberry]
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05/02/08 06:22 PM
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fishtoad
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Re: replacing all my reels
[Re: fishtoad]
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05/02/08 09:03 PM
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BenS
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Uh-oh the secret is out about the princess zebcos.
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Re: replacing all my reels
[Re: BenS]
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05/02/08 09:05 PM
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no thanks
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Just get one Calais DC. And swap rods.
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Re: replacing all my reels
[Re: no thanks]
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05/02/08 11:41 PM
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Allison1
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I have an opinion. Its not yours. Go with your opinion or just buy what I tell you to.
Go find a buddy that has a good Daiwa. A Shimano. An ABU.
Try them all out in varying conditions with different line sizes. I liked all my Shimano's I've owned but its not my favorite reel because of the braking system they use.
PS. IF one buddy doesn't have all these reels its ok to have more than one buddy.
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Re: replacing all my reels
[Re: Allison1]
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05/02/08 11:52 PM
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fishtoad
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Allison1 very well said!!!...rick
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Re: replacing all my reels
[Re: fishtoad]
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05/03/08 12:27 AM
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armadillo joe
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Support the USA and buy Ardents you will not be sorry and you will be support the people who believe in America.
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