Spinning setup

See a.b.p.f. for two rear drag models. I fished with the Symetre model for
a couple years and loved it. But it does have one plastic gear that cannot
take the pressure of catching a day of hawgs. Caught about 10 smallies in
about a two hour span that weighed 5+ pounds and that plastic gear melted
down, striped out, skipped a half gear, doesn't matter, I had another nice
fish on and I had to hand line it in, because my reel took a crap.

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Craig Baugher
Be Confident, Focused, but most of all Have FUN!

I have the shimano spirex (1000, 2000, 4000) rear drag. I like the reels on
account of the drag adjustment and the trigger system. I fish in cold weather
in the spring and fall and can where gloves and cast with the trigger system.
I have a new daiwa tournament quality reel but i haven't broken it's cherry
yet.

I hear ya Craig! I still love all three of my Symetre 1000s, they are front
drag. Sweeet reeels! Mine have too many 4#rs on each of them and still are
sssmmmoooottthhh! Clients use them and they take quite a lot of punishment.
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Stony
"Craig Baugher" wrote in message
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See a.b.p.f. for two rear drag models. I fished with the Symetre model
for
a couple years and loved it. But it does have one plastic gear that
cannot
take the pressure of catching a day of hawgs. Caught about 10 smallies in
about a two hour span that weighed 5+ pounds and that plastic gear melted
down, striped out, skipped a half gear, doesn't matter, I had another nice
fish on and I had to hand line it in, because my reel took a crap.

--
Craig Baugher
Be Confident, Focused, but most of all Have FUN!




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