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fishing reel

23-06-2011 06:21PM

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Adger11

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Need a cheap reel but a strong one to.

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#2 23-06-2011 11:44PM

crx===

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Pay = what you get ..long term , Shimano is the best investment for money.

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#3 23-06-2011 11:52PM

sanbrafyffe

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you wont go wrong with an american PENN reel

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#4 24-06-2011 11:45AM

peterk675

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what type of fishing will you be doing ?
and what will you be fishing for ?

There are thousands of reels out there it all depends on what you will doing with it , i find your local tackle shop would be best to ask all the questions you may have regarding reels and get nice price too .

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#5 24-06-2011 01:43PM

Compton

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Shimano / Abu = You can't go too far wrong.

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#6 03-07-2011 11:19AM

Wexalien

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Depends on what you intend to fish for. A good general purpose reel is the Shimano ST 6000RA, it's a baitrunner, I have used it for Carp and also used it Spinning for Bass and Sea Trout. Not the best spinning reel around but it's pretty good, will set you back about 70 Euro.

Can you let me know what you wish to fish for and your budget?

Tight Lines All !!

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