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Old 02-06-10, 11:40 PM   #1
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I've always found that the 2500 series reels are a good compromise between weight and capacity.
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Old 02-07-10, 08:47 AM   #2
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Thanks for the help guys! Really helps. And do you think that 6/110 would be to little even if I did use 8lb?

And btw, Charlie, I just use spinning reels for finesse, I have casting reels for all that other stuff!
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I've always found that the 2500 series reels are a good compromise between weight and capacity.
Same here, although I've read where the pros use the bigger reels for the reasons already mentioned.
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