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I can get a Shimano stradic 2500 fj for $90, or the 4000 for $100 through a work discount. Should I consider any other spin reels at this price point or a little more?

I currently own a 4000, but wouldn't mind changing it up for my other setup. Primarily using it for bass and pickerel in vermont/new england, sometimes pike. Pairing it with a 6'6" st croix MH fast action rod.

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An FJ 2500 for $90?! No question, scoop it up.

 

And welcome to the forums.

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The 2500 is more than sufficient. I watch my friend catch huge saltwater fish on that reel, that make bass look laughable,  with absolutely no problems

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2500 is a good size, I actually like their old 2000 size better, but 4000 would be overkill for bass.

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If you're fishing for Pike only out or Emerald Lake then MAYBE the 4000.  Even then the 2500 would work for 99.999999% of the fish in VT.

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An FJ 2500 for $90?! No question, scoop it up.

 

And welcome to the forums.

 

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