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the part of the trip, I don't care for what equipment to bring....maybe time to thin the herd, while I am down there of reels I don't use
I do like a rod rigged for each species to target, already to go and extra's in case of malfunctions....and with a nephew coming down extra for him too....wish I could convince my Bride to fish also....need stuff for offshore in case I get offer's to share in expense's and get out there
You know what they say, he who dies with the most toys wins lol
Also says if u want to get rid of a greenie let me know.
what reels are you willing to sell what kind do you have and what price.
amazing how it all fits in the rod tube, and almost a tall 7 gallon bucket for the trip....a couple reels are coming for a repair, and the manuals,302/306,706's I sure wish I knew how to use them proper....maybe with a month, they will become my favorite reels.... if I use them....well.... learn how
It didn't take long Bill. Only took me two or three days of fishing a manual to have it down. Wish all my reelscould be converted to manuals.
Bah, screw it. Just bring a cane pole and call it good
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Originally Posted by Rockinchef88
That's has been the problem, never wanted to give it time in the spring with the cobia fishing....I needed something I had confidence in if I had a shot ....and a manual getting it back on the roller just wasn't there for me....I could easily flip the bail over, just as easy ....I will play with it this trip....I always said I was going to mess with it here, but never did....I like trolling (lazy)
and I always used a cane pole growing up.... on our trips to Canada...actually they are still hanging in the garage....as long as the old station wagon tied to the car top carrier