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Hello, I am thinking of buying a heavy duty offshore sal****er rig in
the near future for some tuna, wahoo, king mackerel, and even some very large dorado. I was looking at the Penn Tuna Sticks; they're rated pretty well. I'm unsure if I should get the 40-100 lb. model, or the 50-130 lb. model...I don't want to get too light on the tuna side of things, but I do want this rig to be versatile enough for wahoo, kings, etc. on the lighter end of the spectrum. Is 100lb. sufficient for most offshore tuna? Is 50lb. too heavy for some of the smaller species I listed? Any help you guys could give me would be greatly appreciated! P.S.: Is it really worth the extra cash to get a super expensive Penn International reel, over say, a nice Penn Senator with the same size/weight specs? Thanks again! |
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