Anybody picked up an Orange Crush yet? Looks sweet.
Wannabe...[/QUOTE]
Yeppers and it worked great at first then kinda fell off near the end of the season.
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Anybody picked up an Orange Crush yet? Looks sweet.
Wannabe...[/QUOTE]
Yeppers and it worked great at first then kinda fell off near the end of the season.
I bought several Zebco 33's and other than having to count line 5, 10, 15, 20 etc. they work great. I've had zero problems and If one does go out while I'm fishing, I keep an extra one on board already lined up. At 12-15 bucks each, I can afford that
Get um by the 4 pk.
Amazon.com: 4 PACK OKUMA MAGDA PRO LINECOUNTER REELS: Sports & Outdoors
Then I found the 15 for: http://www.northwoodsoutlet.com/osco...oducts_id=4098
on those. 25 each plus S & H.
Doop, baitcasters are not required.........however, they're generally more durable, have more cranking power for hauling in fish, more line capacity, and they're a bit easier to handle when free spooling line out. That being said, you could use an empy peanut can if ya wanted and it'd be fine. A full peanut can would just be plain silly though.
Wannabe...
Since when do you need cranking power other than to maybe get your outboard started so you can follow feelay around...BBWAHAHAH!Quote:
Originally Posted by Wannabe...
I don't. I'm surprisingly strong for my size. The Bes on the other hand need multipliers.
One other thing Doop, generally, you can bring the line in a lot quicker with a Baitcaster than anyother type of reel.
Now pipe down Triton. I'm trying to learn the ignernt masses something. Keep this up and you'll be in detention.
Wannabe...
sorry mr. poo
Come on t-man. You know I gave it a whole lot of thought!!:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by tritonman
NEVER apologize to a tyrant. Defend your position! John Wayne would demand no less!!;)Quote:
Originally Posted by tritonman