Hi I'm looking at buying a rough ground reel any suggestions I know people say Penn fathom would there be right.....
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Originally posted by codhead26 View PostHi I'm looking at buying a rough ground reel any suggestions I know people say Penn fathom would there be right....."And I looked, and behold'a pale horse; and his name that sat on him was death, and hell followed with hi, and power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword and with hunger, and with the beasts of the earth"
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Originally posted by spongebob View PostFathom mate or a trq if you can stretch ;-);-) . I have had both penn & daiwa reels and prefer the floating spool design as opposed to the fixed spindle design on the bg salty
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Agree with the above,for the money can't beat the sloshe's or 535's will pull the plug out the bottom of the sea.If u want to spend a bit of hard earned,the saltist's n trq's are just magic proper hardcoreLast edited by hound hunter; 17-09-2014, 10:46 PM.
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How about going retro ? At one time the only reliable reel for rough ground was the old ABU 9000C. Fast retrieve, high capacity with 45 lb straight through, automatic 2 speed gearing, brass side plates if you go for the black 9000 C. Gett a Swedish made one from the early 80s and they are bullet proof. Do an upgraded bearing conversion and they cast well too ;-)Gear: Old Skool !
ABU 484 MK I (cork) (1976)
ABU 484 MK II (Foam grips, spigot) (1977)
ABU 484C original guides version (1978)
ABU 484CS Fuji guides version (1980)
ABU 9000C (1976) upgraded bearings
ABU 9000 The red one (1974) upgraded bearings
ABU 7000 (1976) converted to 7000C hybrid ceramic
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Originally posted by Pighunter View PostSlosh 30s are pap £80 for a reel that will fall to bits if slightly abused penn trq is expensive but they do eveyrthing cast well and can snap your line with the drag power. But cheap buy twiceCan't Catch Yesterdays Fish
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