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Re: Beach Spinning Starter Pack
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 8:58 pm
by davjak
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Re: Beach Spinning Starter Pack
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 9:04 pm
by jsp510
Thanks davjak, lots to learn!
Re: Beach Spinning Starter Pack
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 9:10 pm
by davjak
jsp510 wrote:Thanks davjak, lots to learn!
no worries, I'm new to this too.. I learn something new everyday..
Re: Beach Spinning Starter Pack
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 9:14 pm
by davjak
Can anyone suggest why 1 rod would be better than another .. Or would these 3 come down to personal preference ?
Shimano Catana 902 Shore Spin Fishing Rod
Features and Specifications
Model CAT902SHORE
Length 9’ ( 2.74m)
Section 2 Piece
Line Class 6-8kg
Lure Rating 10-45 grams
Reel Size 3500 – 6000, 35-60 Spinning
Durable split EVA grips
Light weight Zirconium guide rings.
Shimano Jewel 902 Shore Spin Fishing Rod
Features and Specifications
Model JWL762SNAP
Length 9' ( 2.79m)
Section 2 Piece
Line Class 4-8kg
Lure Rating 10-45 grams
Reel Size 4000 – 6000, 40-60 Spinning
Durable split EVA grips
Light weight gun smoke coloured Zirconium guide rings.
Fuji Reel seat
Rated for use with braided lines, fluorocarbon and monofilament
Shimano Starlo Classix Fishing Rod 902 Shorespin
Product Specifications & Features
• Model 902 Shore spin
• 2.74 metres (9 foot)
• 2 Piece Fishing Rod
• Fishing line rating 5-10kg
• Cork grips
• Graphite Blank
• Zirconium guides
• Lure Rating 15-45 grams
I'd prefer the Shimano Jewel given the choice ... ??
Re: Beach Spinning Starter Pack
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 9:29 pm
by Master-pro
Get a shimano ballistix, Graphite blanks instead of graphite composite!
Re: Beach Spinning Starter Pack
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 9:41 pm
by Cuda
davjak wrote:What kind of rod and reel combo is everyone using with these? I've got a 10'6" Catana but I suspect its too light to throw these 40g lures out..
That's what i got on the recommendation of the local tackle shop guy and it's pretty bloody good throwing out anything from 30-60g.
Wanted to get a 9' catana, but he seemed like he knew what he was talking about + I'm new to spinning in the surf, so I got a 10'6".... and it's great for baiting as well.
Re: Beach Spinning Starter Pack
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 9:43 pm
by davjak
Master-pro wrote:Get a shimano ballistix, Graphite blanks instead of graphite composite!
Got a site selling these, I can't find much at all ..
Price would be a factor too ..
Re: Beach Spinning Starter Pack
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 9:47 pm
by davjak
Cuda wrote:davjak wrote:What kind of rod and reel combo is everyone using with these? I've got a 10'6" Catana but I suspect its too light to throw these 40g lures out..
That's what i got on the recommendation of the local tackle shop guy and it's pretty bloody good throwing out anything from 30-60g.
Wanted to get a 9' catana, but he seemed like he knew what he was talking about + I'm new to spinning in the surf, so I got a 10'6".... and it's great for baiting as well.
That's good to hear..
Re: Beach Spinning Starter Pack
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 9:57 pm
by Master-pro
complete angler
Re: Beach Spinning Starter Pack
Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 10:45 pm
by poodoo
Cuda wrote:davjak wrote:What kind of rod and reel combo is everyone using with these? I've got a 10'6" Catana but I suspect its too light to throw these 40g lures out..
That's what i got on the recommendation of the local tackle shop guy and it's pretty bloody good throwing out anything from 30-60g.
Wanted to get a 9' catana, but he seemed like he knew what he was talking about + I'm new to spinning in the surf, so I got a 10'6".... and it's great for baiting as well.
Your 10 foot catana can throw lures 15g to 80g so shouldn't be a problem for adjoining in the surf.