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Wewlad

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  1. I picked up a 7'11 MH Shimano Crucial just for the task and It does the Job! They also have a 7'11 Heavy that will cast the heavier ones.
  2. I have a 6ft 8 ML Expride casting rod; For the price, I have to say they are quite amazing rods. Incredibly sensitive and responsive, and the High Power X wrapping really does make for a fast recovery when using jerkbaits and jigs.
  3. Stradic 1000 Ci4+ = $200-230 Major craft Skyroad Mebaru 7ft= 150-170 Getting several Japanese Mebaru an Ajing rods is a going to happen for me this year; The more I look into them the more I am impressed.
  4. I am in need of a Jigging set up, but I prefer a reel a bit faster. Would any of you happen to have a Shimano Zodias? I have an Expride and I love it, however I am curious if the Zodias stands up to others in its price range
  5. Great reels aren't they? I got a steal on mine, cleaned her up and now I can cast a mile! 100HG next on the list. I'd love to snag one, but just a bit out of my price range. Im in the $200-$250 range.
  6. I have a Calcutta 100GT TE that is without a rod currently, and I have a tournament in two weeks. The Gear Ratio is 5.8:1, and I am stumped on what type of rod and technique I should assign it. Any recommendations? I've thought about making it a spinnerbait reel, but I am not sure if 5.8:1 is considered slow rolling or not. Being a shore fisherman as well, making it a deep cranking rod also does not seem to be a swell option. Jig applications are out of the question, as I am picking up a Chronarch XG soon specifically for jigging.
  7. I have never used a Dobyns before. I'll look into them, thank you fishnkamp.
  8. Thank you for your input Fishballer. Should I go with a Glass model?
  9. I sold off an old GL2 G Loomis I had coupled with a Calcutta 100GT TE because it just wasnt doing what I wanted it to do. Do you fellows have any recommendations for a 7ft + Medium Heavy cranking rod? I do like Shimano and G loomis, never tried anything else.
  10. I have heard good things about YOZURI hybrid. I'll give it a try. I enjoy all fishing reels, but there is something about round reels that I really like. I'll be getting a Conquest 100HG soon to add to the arsenal. Those Ryoga's do quite nice Silas. Perhaps one day!
  11. Stradic FK Hands down. I am about to purchase my second Stradic; So much power for even the 1000 series. I've caught a 15lb carp on my 1000 series with 4 pound fluoro. If that doesn't impress, I don't know what will.
  12. Thank you for the input Mike. I'll see what I can do with the old Drive gear. I've gone ahead and replaced the drag washers in all my Calcuttas with Carbontex. Have yet to fish them, but I am excited as to how the reels will perform with them.
  13. I did not. the pinion gear appeared to be almost perfect.
  14. Any input on what could have caused this? This one is probably was manufactured early 2000's, however my Calcutta Conquest 50 is definitely older and it doesnt have any corrosion on the drive gear. Saltwater fishing with no cleaning?
  15. About 6 months ago, I lucked out on the purchase of a Calcutta 100GT TE for cheap at a local pawn shop. Covered in dirt and grime, I spent an extensive amount of time cleaning it up and making her look pretty. Took her fishing with no real problems, until I hooked into a few smallies and the drag began to act up on me. When I had enough time, I opened her up and sure enough, the drag washers were toast (practically glued to the Drive Gear) and the Drive gear was corroded to heck. Replacement parts just got in, so here it a comparison. Retrieve wasn't all that bad feeling however. Maybe when I drop this new one in, it will feel even better. Fixing her up tonight, i'll keep you all posted.
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