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 Re: Suggestion for Spinning Reel
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06/27/05 04:11 PM
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skookum
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Look at the Quantum Energy spinning reel. Lifetime warranty on the bail system and 11 PT bearings. I think that it's smoother than any of those Shimano's under $300. Besides that the reel is all metal design, not just the side cover like some. On top of all that the Vacuum deposition coating looks awesome and is hard as a rock.
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Re: Suggestion for Spinning Reel
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07/06/05 08:47 PM
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coastal red
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Green Horn
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penn spinning reels from walmart and academy are very good spnning reels
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Re: Suggestion for Spinning Reel
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07/13/05 08:23 PM
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skookum
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Academy sells Quantum Optixs for around $20. Combo is more. I personally love the Energy spinning reels but they run about $130. Well worth the money but this may be more than you want to spend. Sportsmans warehouse sells this reel as well.
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Re: Suggestion for Spinning Reel
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07/17/05 02:50 AM
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tool-chest
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for the money, my preference is the Okuma expiro (I don't think that is spelled right) I am mostly a baitcaster, but I use spinning when chasing whites, check them out, 10 ball bearings at about 49.00, ken
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