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Hi guys I need some advice  . After 60 plus years of using a spin caster and fly rod . I have decided to give baitcasting a try. I am torn between the Abu garcia revo 4 X-l hs and the lews tournament Mb . Let me  , also add that I new to bass fishing , previously most of my fishing has been for salmon and steelhead in California. 

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Welcome aboard!

 

Personally, I'd stick to spinning and enjoy bass fishing first and then

branch out into casting, if you want to. As well, I have no experience

with either reel you mention, so not much help there. For casting, I 

prefer Shimano and Daiwa brands. Have Quantum, too, but prefer the

others for their salt/fresh capabilities, etc.

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Hello and welcome to the forum. I use the Lews Tournament MB and they have been good reels. I have seen them clearance priced on some websites so Lews is probably bringing out something new at ICAST to replace it. I will say the magnetic brakes on mine don't feel like they are doing anything so I leave them turned off.

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Thanks for input.  I also think lews is coming out with a new reel . The Mb is on sale for $ 114 at tackle warehouse right now.

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Hello @Oledog from Northern California! Welcome to Bass Resource and the Forums!

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15 hours ago, J._Bricker said:

Hello @Oledog from Northern California! Welcome to Bass Resource and the Forums!

Hello J bricker  thank you . You folks in N.Califora have been having a tough time weather wise this year . Hope things are better there now .  

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1 hour ago, Oledog said:

Hello J bricker  thank you . You folks in N.Califora have been having a tough time weather wise this year . Hope things are better there now .  

Things weather wise are much better @Oledog, with any luck the summer fire season will be uneventful. Our reservoirs are full, with ample snow pack allowing skiing at Mammoth Mountain into August, and limit salmon fishing is currently going on outside the Golden Gate Bridge. I am optimistic this translates into a good Fall salmon run on the Sacramento and Klamath rivers. 

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6 hours ago, J._Bricker said:

Things weather wise are much better @Oledog, with any luck the summer fire season will be uneventful. Our reservoirs are full, with ample snow pack allowing skiing at Mammoth Mountain into August, and limit salmon fishing is currently going on outside the Golden Gate Bridge. I am optimistic this translates into a good Fall salmon run on the Sacramento and Klamath rivers. 

Tell me about it . I used to live in lewiston. Up in the Trinity alps.  My next door neighbor was a helicopter pilot.  He would come up every summer it seemed , to deal with the fires . It sounds like you guys will have a good salmon season. That and the steelhead fishing is something I truly miss . I lived right close to the Trinity river so I fished it practically  every day . Anyways I hope you have a good summer and tight lines . 

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1 hour ago, Glenn said:

Welcome home! We're glad you're here!

Thank you . It is an outstanding group .

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