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Thread: returned for new swim bait set up =]

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    Default returned for new swim bait set up =]

    hey so i went back to richards and i exchanged the rod and reel for
    rod: oceaner shooting star 8 footer 1-3oz lure and 12-30 lb test
    reel: calcutta 400b

    and with free line again =] plus i also bought a bbz-1 shad =] those guys are nice fellas they thought me everything to know about baitcast reels =]

    i was also wondering what size is the bbz-1 floating trout?

    3 oz,2oz?













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    Very Nice.

    You are in the ballgame now. Go easy with your first few casts of those big baits. You can get a professional overrun that will bring tears to your eyes in a hurry. I would recommend going to youtube and watch videos of guys fishing big swim baits or irons in the ocean to get the pendelum action down for those big baits before you go attack the waters! Keep us posted. You can PM me with any ?'s you may have as well.

    Go gettum!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BingJr View Post
    Very Nice.

    You are in the ballgame now. Go easy with your first few casts of those big baits. You can get a professional overrun that will bring tears to your eyes in a hurry. I would recommend going to youtube and watch videos of guys fishing big swim baits or irons in the ocean to get the pendelum action down for those big baits before you go attack the waters! Keep us posted. You can PM me with any ?'s you may have as well.

    Go gettum!
    thanks for the advice and youre help =]

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    Quote Originally Posted by lilmystery246 View Post
    thanks for the advice and youre help =]

    Any time. Kids and fishing are really what its all about!

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    Mistery,

    What does that rod say on it?

    What lure rating? 1-3oz? 3-5oz? etc...
    What is the line rating? 15-25?
    What's the action? M, MH, H XH?

    Can't say I know the rod...who makes it?

    Killer reel dude way to go....now your on the right path.

    I sent you a PM also....
    Last edited by snag; 01-14-2009 at 07:55 PM.

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    Looks like you took my advice on the reel and some! The Calcutta is a very nice reel.

    I've never heard of the rod, but as long as it can handle up to 8oz baits, you will be in good shape when it comes time to chuck that BBZ.

    Good luck with it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by lilmystery246 View Post

    i was also wondering what size is the bbz-1 floating trout?
    It is 4.4 oz

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    Quote Originally Posted by snag View Post
    Mistery,

    What does that rod say on it?

    What lure rating? 1-3oz? 3-5oz? etc...
    What is the line rating? 15-25?
    What's the action? M, MH, H XH?

    Can't say I know the rod...who makes it?

    Killer reel dude way to go....now your on the right path.

    I sent you a PM also....
    not to good of rod but not too bad ethier but it will do for now =] ill take a pic and post it up rite now

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    [QUOTE=lilmystery246;294900]hey so i went back to richards and i exchanged the rod and reel for
    rod: oceaner shooting star 8 footer
    reel: calcutta 400b

    and with free line again =] plus i also bought a bbz-1 shad =] those guys are nice fellas they thought me everything to know about baitcast reels =]

    i was also wondering what size is the bbz-1 floating trout?

    3 oz,2oz?

    [QUOTE]

    4.4oz

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    Very nice setup, Calcutta's rock!

    I take my 201B (the smaller size) fishing for rockfish, and it just pulls and wont stop.

    Do practice casting, make sure that your reel's release tension (how fast the line comes off the reel), or whatever it is called, is set right. You just want the line to fall of not too fast. Once you can cast well you might wanna send the reel into Shimano to get it oiled and surfaced because you can cast 2x further when you do!

    I see a future of big bass coming you way! Have fun

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