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Thread: need help picking a surfishing reel

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    Default need help picking a surfishing reel

    i recently bought to 2 spinning shimano clarus 9ft rods ,picked up the bassproshops master catalog to look at the shimano reels but am not quite sure which one to choose. i have 200 to work with

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    Default Re: need help picking a surfishing reel

    Quote Originally Posted by BaitSkipper
    i recently bought to 2 shimano clarus 9ft rods ,picked up the bassproshops master catalog to look at the shimano reels but am not quite sure which one to choose. i have 200 to work with

    casting rods?

    shimano reels cardiff $100 or corvalus $60-70



    if spinning Sahara 2500 $60 or Sedona 2500 $50


    i think are good for the money

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    thanks hakaveli

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    Quote Originally Posted by BaitSkipper
    thanks hakaveli
    np just saw ur top post missed it was spinning

    go with sahara feels good i have it

    i have 3 9 foot clarus 2 casting and 1 spinning

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    Surf fishing and spinning reels: go cheap.

    Once you get some saltwater and sand in them (e.g. wading in the waves), they are FUBAR in my experience...unless you have nothing but time on your hands to take them apart every trip.

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    i had a penn captiva once for surf fishing, tough reel. never cleaned it or anything. it took a night in the drink to take it out of comission. its not shimano but its a good reel

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sansou
    Surf fishing and spinning reels: go cheap.

    Once you get some saltwater and sand in them (e.g. wading in the waves), they are FUBAR in my experience...unless you have nothing but time on your hands to take them apart every trip.

    I totally agree with Rich......... they're are some very nice reels out there for the money, but sooner or later, they'll probably get a saltwater bath... go inexpensive ........ I use Shimano Sidestab's...... about 30.00 bucks.


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