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Old 07-11-10, 04:04 PM   #1
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Default Expensive Fishing Gear

I thought the thread about better rods or better reels was getting way off topic, so let's start a new discussion here.

Personally, I think fishing with more expensive gear is purely for enjoyment. Only to a point will using more expensive gear help you catch more fish (an example would be a more sensitive rod will help you detect more bites). People who think buying expensive gear will make them better fishermen are crazy. Only experience, dedication, and time on the water will make you a better fisherman.

Now, personally, I use the best gear I can afford because I enjoy using it, and maybe have more confidence in it. And we all know confidence is a big factor is fishing.

Another factor about using expensive gear is once you get used to it, it is harder to go back...

So, what do you guys think?

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