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I've been bass fishing for over 30 years and have never bought a single rod or reel that cost more than 100.00 bucks.

Totally unnecessary IMO .

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A few years ago, I fished with BPS Pro Qualifier and BPS Tourney Special rods. Whole rig, $100.00 on sale. Now I am using GLX and NRX rods, and shimano reels, Curado i, Chronarch ci4's and a Shimano c

Tywithay
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Depends how badly I want it. Most of my stuff is between $100-$250, but I'm not above spending $500 for a rod/reel if it really interests me. I don't have any real habits outside of fishing that cost

Sam
Sam

TN, $199 and less can buy you some wonderful rods and reels.   You will have to go a little over $199 for a bass boat.

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I've been bass fishing for over 30 years and have never bought a single rod or reel that cost more than 100.00 bucks.

Totally unnecessary IMO .

 Have you ever had an opportunity to fish with "high end" gear? It my not be necessary, but it does add to the fun and makes it even more enjoyable for me.
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