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Looking for Beginner Rod/reel Combo
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Any of those. But, you need to figure out if you like fast action, medium action or full action. Can you cast these rods?
You can pick up a inexpensive reel fairly easy, but for stillwater, you want to get one that you can buy spare spools for. Get a good line though, it can be all the difference in the world. Better lines don't have memory problems either.

Bad thing is, you say from a tube which means Stillwater. That also means sinking lines as well to truly cover a lake. And lines run around $60. and up.

You can do it with say a SA set up, but they can be a hard lesson.

I recommend a good feeling rod, a reel with a good drag and a GOOD line, because seriously, if you put a cheap line on a top of the line rod, it is going to cast like crap, but if you put a good line on a broom stick, you will be able to cast it.

http://youtu.be/q0fES1sfBRE

I love this one

http://youtu.be/-dp8RK8_sRw
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Re: [SatanLBZ801] Looking for Beginner Rod/reel Combo - by flygoddess - 08-12-2011, 02:36 AM

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