I'm thinking of buyin a multiplier but not sure on which reel suits the beginner as thers so many out ther can any1 give me any advice on which multiplier is best for starting out with? And how much it would cost? Cheers
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Originally posted by Morris87 View PostI'm thinking of buyin a multiplier but not sure on which reel suits the beginner as thers so many out ther can any1 give me any advice on which multiplier is best for starting out with? And how much it would cost? Cheers
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Slosh 20 re slosh 30 Abu 6500 Mmm penn525 dawia 7ht lods mateCod can only juge me if am a haddock https://www.facebook.com/groups/141034916010629/
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Originally posted by Morris87 View PostCheers al look tht up do u know if thers any shops around here tht sell thm? . I've got £300 put away 2 spend on a new reel
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Bloody hell 300 for a reel ;D am selling my 2nd hand slosh 20 yoused 4x so still new con afta 65 ovnoCod can only juge me if am a haddock https://www.facebook.com/groups/141034916010629/
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Originally posted by g.ordon View PostJust been looking at the akios tourno in TSF, looks mint but never heard any reviews yet, RRP £249.99, ratio 6.3:1, must be canny for that dosh like
A standard shuttle or 7htmag is the better compromise for a small beach fishing reel. No good in the heavy ground though.
I would spend my money on an old school 525 mag extra, new penn fathom 15 or a saltist 20 or 30bg if heavier line is required.
At the cheaper end theres nothing wrong with slosh 20s or 30s.
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Originally posted by CHUKKA View PostIts a tournament casting reel and will run very very fast!! Its not designed for hauling in doggies or lumps of weed. I suspect if you used it for actual fishing the gears wouldn't last too long due to the high ratio.
A standard shuttle or 7htmag is the better compromise for a small beach fishing reel. No good in the heavy ground though.
I would spend my money on an old school 525 mag extra, new penn fathom 15 or a saltist 20 or 30bg if heavier line is required.
At the cheaper end theres nothing wrong with slosh 20s or 30s.
I'm just suggesting ways he can waste 300 notes
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Originally posted by TerryC View PostYou may want to start with a reel that has a level wind like a 6500 as laying the line can be a bit tricky. You can always get a CT conversion later once you get used to it.
exactly this, multipliers reel fast and laying the line even is the most important thing , get it wrong and a birdsnest awaits. you can remove most level winds easy enough , no need for conversions etc .
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