Mr. BattleArmor

how do you redeem this?

a bit of all purpose, mostly small pond and creeks - mostly finesse like 1/8-3/8 ish

ok thanks. was considering all of those. Now to just decide if I get the medium 6'8" victory or the 6'10" medium light lol

What do you think about the Fury’s vs the victory’s?

Perfect condition - located in South Florida, Broward County. Would prefer to meet in person if possible. If not, buyer pays shipping. 160$

Dobyns 683, I wouldn’t normally choose it but only brought the one rod and needed it to catch a bedding fish. Only brought it up to make the point that the SLX did well

My only bait caster exposure is to my Fuego CT and now most recently a newly picked up SLX. The SLX feels like a significant jump in quality and casting ability. I was surprised to be able to easily cast a 1/16 jig this past weekend. It feels like a solid reel, albeit like I said, don’t have a lot of exposure to other reels.

New setup

FYI, this stacks with their 10% off for signing up for email alerts. Just got a champion xp for $170

Which fury and sierra models? I’ve been considering a fury for general worm and jig use and a Sierra for top water and jerkbaits , based on what I’ve read about their actions

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Many Shimano rods are 20-25% off on Dicks/ field and stream website

Curado rod that is. I haven’t seen much about it anywhere here and was hoping to see what y’all thought. Many folks on here recommend Dobyns (especially with the warranty) but I’ve heard that you sacrifice a bit on sensitivity when compared against other rods in the price point. For some backstory, I am looking for two casting rods: one that would be an all around MH rod, mostly for jigs and Texas rigs, and the second for top water/jerkbaits. The Brands I’ve narrowed it down to are the Dobyns and Shimano....any thoughts or recommendations would be awesome... thanks so much

I just bought these two exact rods and are looking for reels. Any recommendations ? Trying to keep it versatile like you mentioned.

Just curious, what kind of rod and reel specifically?