12-03-05, 12:39 PM | #1 |
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Good combo???
I was just wondering, is this a good combo for the price? It seems good to me. Also, if yall have any other recommendations for around this price range or maybe cheaper please share.
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12-03-05, 01:59 PM | #2 |
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I will help you online later tonight.
At work.....
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12-03-05, 03:06 PM | #3 |
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Sorry guys i forgot the link here it ishttp://www.basspro.com/servlet/catal...=SearchResults
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I would get the Shimano Curado combo with the BPS Extreme rod for $20.00 more http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catal...rTarget=browse , Or the BPS Extreme combo for $50.00 less http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catal...rTarget=browse
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I Am Gettin Two For X-mas
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of the bps combo thats what
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The Extremes? If so you are getting some quality gear. I own 2 BPS Extreme combos, and love them. I wasn't trying to sound rude in my question, I was just curious.
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12-04-05, 11:09 AM | #9 |
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Thanks alot fishin dude. Ill look into those two combos. Kh, if i dont get some for x-mas tell me how they are i might think about buying.
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I'd go with either, I own both brands of various reels, the quantums are a little cheaper and do just fine for me, but I have no qualms with the Shimano either. I perfer bionic blade BPS rods tho...just a personal preference from experience...I have noticed that all the anglers on this forum use high quality rods for the most part, wouldn't be skeered to buy any of them.
The next rod I'll probably try is the Fenwick that zooker is braggin on, I really hadn't even paid attention to that brand before joining the forum, but now will have to investigate a 6-6 MH in the spring(like I need another rod rofl) |
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dislike the bps rods as all of them have that blasted hump..give me a fenwick any day..
what type stick you lookin for jb? zooker
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6-6 MH with soft tip, cork casting handle, about 10 eyelets, maybe 80-100 bucks range for the rod alone..whats your fav. Fenwick? for jigging
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i like my Ambassadeur reel and quantum retroflex rod.
it is an amazing rod and i dont like most the bps rods either (big fan uglystick)
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Lovefishin,
I have the curado 201bsf reel with the shimano clarus 6'6 MH rod. Pretty nice set up, i think, and i paid about $170 or so for it...Not bad, would recommend it to anyone.. Beware of the SF though, hella backlash, or maybe its becuz i'm a beginner...hahaha... |
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Thanks lot everyone for the suggestions.
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Thanks lot everyone for the suggestions.
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12-08-05, 08:20 PM | #17 |
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lamiglas xc705 w/ a daiwa advantage st
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fenwick come in gt,hmg,hmx,techna av,and golden wing. gt are ok for a tad less feel -crankbaits- run about $50.hmg and hmx are so close they are very diffacult to tell the differance. run about $60-$70. techna av very fast tip. great worm stick-go up one power size-$140 golden wing -well it only took a act of congress to even get it let alone buy it. $250 ordered 6 months- at least- in advance. took 9 months for mine. and i broke it 4th time out.:'( but the stick was a mh 7 footer that weighed less than a 5.6 foot ul rod. like casting a feather.. personally an hmx or a techna av would be the ticket. techna av will have more eyes.. zooker
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i have a 6 1/2 medium ugly stick with a shakespear durango reel
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