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I fish alot of unweighted finese worms in a lot of clear water pits. I started off trying to fish with what I had. which was the lightest rod -med-fast allstar classic rod and a 150 calcutta or cardiff. On days it wasn't windy wasn't too bad.

Next year I bought a Spirex and Berkeley Lighting. I could cast further, but acuuracy was terrble and I dont have the opportunity to fish enough with it..

So this year I would like to buy a 7' Med/Lt casting rod and finese reel. I dont want to spend more than $300. I hear alot about Curado 50, but not much other.

So any advice is accpeted.

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For a reel I would either look at the Curado 50 or a Daiwa Sol. You can get either for around and under $150 on eBay.

I've never used a 7'ML trigger rod but I did just buy a 7'ML Carrot Stix Wild spinning rod and I believe they make it in a casting rod.

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For a reel I would either look at the Curado 50 or a Daiwa Sol. You can get either for around and under $150 on eBay.

I've never used a 7'ML trigger rod but I did just buy a 7'ML Carrot Stix Wild spinning rod and I believe they make it in a casting rod.

Fixed it, if you ever find a Core 50 for $150, I got dibs.  ;D

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I have a Shimano Curado 51E... Nice reel for this.

I have it paired with a G Loomis BCR803 GLX which I got used in the flea market.

Fantastic setup for light plastics.

As bought a backup 6'8 rod (Powell Max 683C) which is also really nice for this application.

Curado 50 $150 - $200

Powell Max $140 new

So well within your price range. If you can find a used GLX Loomis for a reasonable price I highly advise it.

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I have a St Croix LT 6'9" ML-XF casting rod. I use it for all finesse rigs.

If you can afford it, that's the one you're looking for. St Croix's rods almost never go on sale.

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For a reel I would either look at the Core 50 or a Daiwa Sol. You can get either for around and under $150 on eBay.

I've never used a 7'ML trigger rod but I did just buy a 7'ML Carrot Stix Wild spinning rod and I believe they make it in a casting rod.

at the moment you cant get a Sol on ebay for close to that. theyre getting hard to find.

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For a reel I would either look at the Curado 50 or a Daiwa Sol. You can get either for around and under $150 on eBay.

I've never used a 7'ML trigger rod but I did just buy a 7'ML Carrot Stix Wild spinning rod and I believe they make it in a casting rod.

Fixed it, if you ever find a Core 50 for $150, I got dibs. ;D

:-[ ;D ;D ::)  my mistake...I meant Curado...have no Idea where Core came from....If you DO  find a Core for $150... by all means...BUY IT ...or PM me and I'll buy it  ;D

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For a reel I would either look at the Core 50 or a Daiwa Sol. You can get either for around and under $150 on eBay.

I've never used a 7'ML trigger rod but I did just buy a 7'ML Carrot Stix Wild spinning rod and I believe they make it in a casting rod.

at the moment you cant get a Sol on ebay for close to that. theyre getting hard to find.

I've not been in need of one so I haven't really checked around....I guess they would be getting harder to find though.....what a great reel...to bad it wasn't as appreciated as the Alphas

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