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ordered one of these to fish the heavy ground/kelp.anyone used one?.few lads down Yorkshire using them ,there like a tank and not for casting big distance but great drag /gears ect,ive just bust a big pit carp reel fishing the rough ground so wanted something bullet proof.
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Looks like a very strong fixed spool reel mate ideal for some of our coast line -
Look the part but aren't. Fin nor are produced by pure fishing now. Daiwa sealine opus bull would be a better choice.Regards Nicky.
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anyone USED one that can give me a reviewComment
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I checked them out for ages a while back. The daiwa got nothing but praise.Regards Nicky.
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ive pm,d a couple of lads that use the fin nors and they get nothing but praise,they have been made the same since they came out,same drag-same gears,used loads in usa and Australia for bigger fish than ill ever get. each to there own though,mines getting delivered on Tuesday with spool of 88lb power pro so ill see how it goesOriginally posted by topbanana View PostComment
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Probs in the for sale section lolRegards Nicky.
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you and me alike there thenComment
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its your money and your choice , 1 thing you''ll find on here is that someone will say its crap and others will say its ok . buy 1 use it , its you that's fishingComment
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looks tough as old boots.Personal best, 12.5lb Tope Scotland. 22/05/2012.Comment
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the beast has arrived.it looks like a tank so I hope it preforms like one,its a heavy reel but feels solid against the other fixed spools I have.be loading it with 88lb power pro when that arrives ans a short mono rubbing leader.wont cast far but will be good in the heavy stuff
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