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    Hi, i'm new to boat fishing so i was wondering if you can use fixed spool reels on the boat. I have various multipliers, 525mag2, slosh30, 7HT, but the Okuma Axeon AX 90 i have would pulled the plug out i think loaded with braid. So could i use this on a boat rod. What would be the pro's and con's, any feedback would be really appreciated.

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    well if ya check out mr canmans reports ya will find he uses a fixed spool reel and has had some clonking fish

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    • #3
      Originally posted by codseeker View Post
      well if ya check out mr canmans reports ya will find he uses a fixed spool reel and has had some clonking fish
      see if i can rumidge one hes vids up
      Cheers coddy mate.

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      • #4
        Hi mate, if you look at mick dunns catch report on the 25/5/12 penarth south Wales there a chap on there caught a 31lb conker so cnt see any reason y u cudnt mate he was using 40lb braid aswell, well done on him

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Chris-scott View Post
          Hi mate, if you look at mick dunns catch report on the 25/5/12 penarth south Wales there a chap on there caught a 31lb conker so cnt see any reason y u cudnt mate he was using 40lb braid aswell, well done on him
          Cheers Chris,
          I've spoke to a couple of people on the subject and one thinks it would be ok, the other thinks i'd look a right prat fishing with a fixed spool on a boat.
          So i'm non the wiser and think when i do go out, i'll take the Okuma fixed spool and my Slosh30, then i can try both and see which one feels more comfortable.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by pazza View Post
            Cheers Chris,
            I've spoke to a couple of people on the subject and one thinks it would be ok, the other thinks i'd look a right prat fishing with a fixed spool on a boat.
            So i'm non the wiser and think when i do go out, i'll take the Okuma fixed spool and my Slosh30, then i can try both and see which one feels more comfortable.
            grab this mate . my mate uses a fixed spool shore fishing and has had some cracking fish .a pb cod of 11lb.10 and many other good size fish too .so a fixed spool is capable of pulling anything in if ya nah what ya deeing
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            • #7
              Originally posted by codseeker View Post
              grab this mate . my mate uses a fixed spool shore fishing and has had some cracking fish .a pb cod of 11lb.10 and many other good size fish too .so a fixed spool is capable of pulling anything in if ya nah what ya deeing
              Cheers again,
              i'll give it try.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by codseeker View Post
                grab this mate . my mate uses a fixed spool shore fishing and has had some cracking fish .a pb cod of 11lb.10 and many other good size fish too .so a fixed spool is capable of pulling anything in if ya nah what ya deeing
                Whats the best 1 to have,make and model

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                • #9
                  Being wary of looking a d*ck using a fixed spool reel i've took the plunge and bought a Penn 321gt2 (left handed) reel. Does anyone have an opinion on these.
                  Last edited by pazza; 06-06-2012, 10:39 AM.

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                  • #10
                    I Really Did'nt Want To Mention The Guy's Name BUT! Mr R. Scream (out loud like a baby) Is Seen Using Them Quite Frequently.
                    Nothing makes a fish bigger than almost being caught

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by big sid View Post
                      I Really Did'nt Want To Mention The Guy's Name BUT! Mr R. Scream (out loud like a baby) Is Seen Using Them Quite Frequently.
                      Who's Mr R?.

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                      • #12
                        The Star Of Channel Fives Extreme Fishing Programme The One And Only Mr Robson (scream) Green.
                        Nothing makes a fish bigger than almost being caught

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                        • #13
                          Oh that Mr R. . That's where any comparisons end. I saw it the other night for the 1st time. Wouldn't mind doing some of that extreme Fishing he's done.

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                          • #14
                            this is a complete about turn for me(used to think,and regularly sayonly numbskulls fish with f/spool on boat(drift fishing)

                            fish with what you are happy with you will fish better if your happy with what you are using,if you get hooked into a lunker be prepared for a long battle good luck
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                            • #15
                              Try it and report back...sometimes it takes a maverick to take the plunge

                              Personally I don't think that a f/s suits wreck fishing on the drift
                              Ooh a new vid!

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