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Setup for beach and makeral

Joeseph Balls · 2014-05-16 07:28:59

I usually just use my 9ft spinning rod for mackeral but now im thinking of getting something to cast that extra bit longer. Theres a beach near the inlaws that i wouldnt mind having a cast on. A set up which would do both jobs would be great. I was looking at adverts but tbh, im not sure what i need.

16-05-2014 07:28AM

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Joeseph Balls

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I usually just use my 9ft spinning rod for mackeral but now im thinking of getting something to cast that extra bit longer. Theres a beach near the inlaws that i wouldnt mind having a cast on.
A set up which would do both jobs would be great. I was looking at adverts but tbh, im not sure what i need.

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#2 16-05-2014 02:12PM

flounder

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11 foot bass rod and a fixed spool reel would work well for both. Not to heavy for casting feathers and not to light for the beach.

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#3 16-05-2014 04:07PM

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Great job, thanks very much.

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