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  • Super User
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a blue Loomis NRX 893C JWR?  :eyebrows:

 

It needs to be a Shimano.

 

Thanks,

  • Super User
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Keep it light. You will love this combination:  CH50MG

 

 

 

 

:fishing-026:

  • Super User
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Patriarch XT, Blue Quantum, Zillion PE Line Special.  Oops, not Shimanos.  Sorry.  :teeth3:

 

Buy the reel you like the most and have it custom painted. Problem solved. :grin:

  • Super User
Posted

I think a Calais would look good on it.

  • Super User
Posted

The new Metanium!!!

 

Jeff

  • Like 1
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As stated above, I think any of the following would look great:

Conquest (one of my favourites)

Antares

Metanium

Good luck and post pics when you're done!

  • Super User
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Thanks for the suggestions guys. I'm not very fond of round reels for conventional bass fishing. I'm not very fond of reels smaller than 200 size either, but I may have to rethink that.

 

I got plenty of time to think though; since I won't have cash to buy another reel till mid-May-ish. Till then, one of my 3 Curados will have to hold the fort,

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Are looks that important? Get what you're comfortable with and can afford. The fish don't care if your color scheme of the rod and reel match.

  • Super User
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Daiwa Zillion Coastal with a Hawg Handle and blue hardware! Would look great with that particular rod's color scheme! (oops not a Shimano, but would look cool)

http://www.basspro.com/Daiwa-TD-Zillion-Coastal-LowProfile-Baitcasting-Reel/product/10204499/

 

Or you can get this for it:

55307F78-8AC4-478E-B8BE-82FCAED7D047-852

  • Like 2
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^^^^^ that metanium is very nice. Why not wait till July and see if anything new and interesting comes out :)

  • Super User
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Rod is here! Yay! I was surprised how the blue is a very toned down blue-green. I was expecting a bright shade like I saw in the pics on the web.

 

I was wondering if the 50 and 100 size reels are significantly smaller (in size, not line capacity) than the 200 size ones. If someone could post some info (a side-by-side comparison pic would be awesome) about two different sizes in the same model and series, it would be much appreciated.

 

Thanks once again guys.

  • Super User
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IIm impartial to the Zillion. I onlyi have one. If i could get them for the price i pay for Lews TP or even what i just spent on my Team Lews, then i would.

The coastal zillion would look great .

The TD Z would look good too!!

Glad you like your new rod. Ill be glad when im finacially able to make the switch to Loomis NrX or GLX.

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Rod is here! Yay! I was surprised how the blue is a very toned down blue-green. I was expecting a bright shade like I saw in the pics on the web.

 

I was wondering if the 50 and 100 size reels are significantly smaller (in size, not line capacity) than the 200 size ones. If someone could post some info (a side-by-side comparison pic would be awesome) about two different sizes in the same model and series, it would be much appreciated.

 

Thanks once again guys.

You still talking just L P's correct......

  • Super User
Posted

I went with a Chronarch 50e on mine and a curado 200e7 on my green 893. Probably my two favorite set ups.

  • Super User
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Go to the Shimano website, they have a feature there to compare the reels side by side. On another note, I once had a Curado E on a Mojo rod, purple and green, nicknamed the Joker.

  • Super User
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Just leave the handle alone.  The Metanium has a HUGE handle.  Then add tall the other stuff.  Or Hawg Tech handle to match the cork!!

 

Rod is here! Yay! I was surprised how the blue is a very toned down blue-green. I was expecting a bright shade like I saw in the pics on the web.

 

I was wondering if the 50 and 100 size reels are significantly smaller (in size, not line capacity) than the 200 size ones. If someone could post some info (a side-by-side comparison pic would be awesome) about two different sizes in the same model and series, it would be much appreciated.

 

Thanks once again guys.

 

If nobody has done it sooner, I will take you a side x side photo of the older 50mg vs. the new 50e vs the 200e

 

Jeff

  • Super User
Posted

Rod is here! Yay! I was surprised how the blue is a very toned down blue-green. I was expecting a bright shade like I saw in the pics on the web.

 

I was wondering if the 50 and 100 size reels are significantly smaller (in size, not line capacity) than the 200 size ones. If someone could post some info (a side-by-side comparison pic would be awesome) about two different sizes in the same model and series, it would be much appreciated.

 

Thanks once again guys.

 

Here is a picture of a conquest 50 & a conquest 100 side by side.

 

gallery_12184_78_47309.jpg

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  • Super User
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Thanks Dwight. Much appreciated. Not sure if it's the angle, but the 50 appears to be of the same size as the 100?

 

Jeff, yes, if you could do that, it'd be very helpful. You don't need to take pics, just lmk if the 50 size feels much smaller in your hands than the 200 size. Like I said before, I never owned/ fished a 50/100 size reel.

 

Maico, yes, still talking about LP reels.

 

Retiredbossn, I knew you can do that; but I couldn't find the actual physical sizes of the reels. If could show me how to, that'd be great.

 

Thanks Teal, Junkie and Norcal'.

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