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 Spinning Surf Reels
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10/17/06 09:51 AM
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Mullet Mike
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I've had the reel from a shakespeare seahorse (i think) for the last year, but a bull red i caught just before labor day stripped out some of the gears. I need to replace it, but i only want to spend about 30-40 $. I've seen a daiwa and some "new" silver shakespeare's that are supposedly built for salt. i use about 35-40# test, so i need a large reel.
Any ideas? I guess i could look into buying a used reel... but i need it before next weekend. Thanks y'all
Cry Haddock! Let slip the Cod of War!
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Re: Spinning Surf Reels
#677090
10/23/06 11:07 PM
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Txaggie08
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if your worried about capacity go to braided line. I started out on one of the daiwa reals from wal mart. In that price range, illd go with the best wuality garcia/daiwa i could get and use some braided line to make up for size shortcomings...
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Re: Spinning Surf Reels
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10/24/06 05:52 PM
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gitthanet
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I have a Daiwa Jupiter-Z 4500
the reel has been played with but never actually fished with. Look it up and let me know if you want it, $30. 682-365-3149
Bass fishing is like a 30,000 acre golf course with no flags and five holes you can't see- Tim
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