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 VINTAGE DAIWA 7000C SALT WATER SPINNING FISHING REEL 75 US $9.99
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 Garcia mitchell 302 Salt Water Fishing Reel US $24.99
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 Vintage LG Ocean City 603 Salt Water Fishing Reel w Box US $16.10
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 Penn Peer 209 Salt Water Fishing Reel 7 US $24.00
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 Penn 150 Surfmaster Salt Water Fishing Reel 6 US $24.00
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 Vintage Old Salt By Yale Salt Water Reel In Box Fishing US $16.45
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 VINTAGE J A COXE MODEL 625 SALT WATER FISHING REEL US $4.99
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 Vintage PENN 65 Salt Water Fishing Reel US $9.99
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 PENN Leveline 350 antique fresh salt water fishing reel US $30.00
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 Vintage Ocean City 981 Salt Water Fishing Reel Nice US $26.99
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 Penn 209 Salt Water Fishing Reel US $9.99
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 Genuine Penn Monofil 27 Salt Water Fishing Reel NR US $1.99
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 VINTAGE STLUCIE SALT WATER FISHING REEL NO144 300 YD US $18.00
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 Vtg Cozzone 200 Salt Water Fishing Reel US $9.99
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 Nice Vintage Mitchell 300 Fresh Water Fishing Reel US $22.50
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 Vintage Garcia Mitchell 400 Fresh Water Fishing Reel US $28.00
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 VTG PENN SALT WATER FISHING REEL JIG MASTER 500 TACKLE US $7.99
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 Penn PEER 309 Fishing Reel SALT WATER DOWN RIGGER US $24.99
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 1953 OCEAN CITY AD SALT WATER FISHING REEL US $9.99
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 VINTAGE JC HIGGINS MODEL 47A FISHING REEL CAST WATER US $19.99
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 Ocean City Pflueger BRIGANTINE Fishing Reel SALT WATER US $16.99
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 VINTAGE TUM WATER TUMWATER 900 OCEAN FISHING REEL BIG US $28.49
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A fishing reel is a device used for the deployment and retrieval of a fishing line using a spool mounted on an axle. Reels are traditionally used in angling and are most often used in conjunction with a fishing rod, though some specialized reels are mounted on crossbows. Fishing reels first appeared in England around 1650, and tackle shops in London started advertising multiplying or gear-retrieved reels. George Snyder is generally given credit for inventing the first fishing reel in America in 1820, a bait casting design that quickly became popular with American anglers.
A fishing rod is an additional tool used for catching fish along with the hook, line and sinker. A rod is basically a line with bait on it, fixed on a pole. There is usually some way to make the line longer or shorter, and the pole it is fixed on can bend a little. A length of fishing line is attached to a long, flexible rod or pole -- one end terminates with the hook for catching the fish. Over the years, rods have evolved in different shapes and sizes. From the earlier ones made from materials such as split Tonkin bamboo, Calcutta reed, or ash wood, which were light, tough, and pliable, the new ones are now made of cork, wood, or wrapped cane.
Contemporary rods are sophisticated casting tools fitted with line guides and a reel for line stowage. They are most commonly made of fiberglass, carbon fiber or classically, bamboo. Rods vary in action as well as length, and can be found in sizes between 24 inches and 20 feet.
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What bait casting fishing reel to use (Round or Low Profile) for Inshore Pier Fishing.?
Hi,
I'm planing to buy a new Bait-casting reel but I'm not sure what to buy Round or Low Profile. I'm planing to use this for Inshore Pier fresh water fishing or maybe on a fishing boat for Salmon fishing too. I want something I can put my rod in a rod holder that is attached to the Piers or boat railings. I saw couple of Anglers in our area 'Pier' and they are using Rounded ones. If I'm going to get a Rounded ones can use this also for offshore fishing too? I just want to make my money's worth by buying just one good reel that can do both. What reel would recommend base on your choice above whether Round or Low Profile if you have a budget of $200. I heard a lot of good things for Low Profile reels but I'm not sure if it can handle Big Salmons.
Thanks
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First, yes low profile reels can handle salmon just fine. It just matters if you have a better quality baitcaster. Lower end ones are going to flex under the tension from the pressure of the fish. Also, lower end reels tend to have lower quality drags that aren't going to hold up.
For pier fishing, it's almost always going to be more beneficial to have a round baitcaster as opposed to a low profile. The reason for this is because rounds tend to have more line capacity and bait clickers. Bait clickers (line alarms) are nice to have when pier fishing because it will let you focus attention on other things while fishing as opposed to having to literally constantly watch your rod. I've know people who have lost rods over the side of a pier because they got a take down from a large fish. It's not pretty...it downright sucks! For salmon fishing from a boat, a round is generally preferred as well. The thing with boat fishing for salmon, especially in the ocean, is going to be the necessity for line capacity. In a river, there's not too far a salmon can run, but oceans are a little different.
The abu garcia ambassadeur series are good all around reels at a very affordable price. Most of their reels in the 5000 and 6000 series have bait clickers and they will hold enough line for most applications..
If you're looking for a low profile reel in the sub $200 range, then I would take a look at the Shimano Curado 300. They are a higher capacity low profile reel that has enough performance qualities that will handle just about whatever you can toss at it. They retailed for 249, but are on sale for 199 at most places. I wouldn't recommend getting the Curado E (the newly released green curado). They aren't proven and are rumored to not be as good as the curado D (grey in color), Other than that, there's the Abu Garcia Revo INSHORE, a higher capacity higher end reel. It has good reviews.
Good luck....
BASS FISHING HELP PLEASE?
ok guys i started sport fishing about 3 years ago and i love it ive probably invested about $2000 in tackle and rods and reels.i just bought a 17ft fish/ski boat and invested God knows how much in that at least 3000 and im only 18. i got all types of baits like cranks, jigs, top-water, broke back minnows, rooster tails, spoons, spinners. and a crap load of plastic baits and that's the only thing i can catch a fish on i have never caught a fish on anything but plastic worms. i don't know if its just because i don't try long enough with other bait. but is there any tips with these baits. and any tips on winter fishing.
well with all that covered make sure you drain the water out at ramp ,, best to switch to stripers during cold temps ,id recommend texoma, nastier the better ,, use jigs big raps and shad caught with thenew throw net id say you need to get 8 ft dia practice at home dont fall out of boat or put out ladder .. fish over the old river bends in 80 ft water 25 to fifty down get a okie liscense
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