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CodyBSat Nov-11-06 10:14 AM
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#3035, "spinning reel"


  

          

I need a spinning reel for a light weight 6'6" rod. If possible I would like to keep the price under $80 as it is an outfit that will be used by friends when the winds kicks up too much for them to flyfish. I was thinking about either the Diawa Exceler 1500, Shimano Symetre 1500, and Okuma Inspira. Since it will be used a lot on Pyramid the reel needs to hold up to salt and sand. Thanks.

  

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csufturtleSat Nov-11-06 03:51 PM
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#3036, "RE: spinning reel"
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I have a Daiwa Capricorn 1500 that I'll let go for 50 bucks reel is in great shape almost like new. Pm me if interested.

Levi

  

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bassapillarTue Nov-14-06 06:14 AM
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You also might want to look at the Shimano Sahara 2500. Pretty good reel for the money.

  

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magmasterWed Nov-15-06 08:19 AM
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#3038, "RE: spinning reel"
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I say if the reel is going to be in a salty and sandy environment buy a cheap one. You can replace it after a few months and buy another one. I think you can get reels for $15-30 these days...

  

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