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06-28-2004, 09:22 AM
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this is a "reel" post
i'm going to buy a St Croix rod for minijig fishing for trout, but now i need a reel to go along with it, what reel should i buy?
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06-28-2004, 09:55 AM
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http://www.abugarcia.com/products/De...01&PassLevel=2
how is that reel? holds 100 yards of 4#, thats not too big of a reel is it?
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06-28-2004, 09:57 AM
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I use the Shimano Sedona 500. You can get them for around $50 and they are a good solid reel with instant anti-reverse and the shimano cust service is great. I also really like the Daiwa Laguna 500, but it's a little more. They go for around $70. I've fished both and I would recommend either.
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I've never fished this reel before. I would find it at a store so you can play with it a little before you buy.
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06-28-2004, 01:07 PM
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Another vote here for the sedona
Of course if you wanted the best reel for the money http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/descp...ANO-SSTSR.html |
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06-28-2004, 05:47 PM
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CST, The Sedona is good, very good, but please let me make an awsome suggestion to you. There is a brand of reel called TICA. TICA is a brand that is very popular in Asia, Australia, and especially Europe. It's just getting to make it's big break through here in the states . It has got to be one of the best reels for the money. Some pricey models and some very moderately priced models. One of the best built spinning reels I've ever fished with. I don't personally own any just yet, but I will get model #'s and prices and places to purchase TICA Reels, near you. You said you're willing to drop another "C" note for the reel? You can definietly get a real good model for around $80-$100. All my freshwater spinning -Trout, Steelhead and Salmon rods are either St.Croix, Damon Rods(www.damonrods.com), and one 5'6" Shimano Schimitar trout rod, not cheap rods, so if I were you I would treat myself to something that will really compliment your St. Croix, good choice in a rod by the way!! I'll hit you back on your personal message spot with the info.
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