Is this a good deal on a rod and reel combo for Walleye fishing?
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very good deal u will love the reel and im7 is a great rod
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You should call Bass Pro Shops (1-800-BASS PRO) they'll send you a catalog with the deepest running cranbaits, jointed plugs etc...for every type of situation known to fishermen. Storm and Mann are good Manufacturers but they are old school compared to some of these new Yamamoto or Excalibur companies that have specialization in certain fishing niches like deep diving plugs. They even have a special offshore catalog. Tight Lines!!
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the flounder in jersey just go nuts over marabou jigs.You'll need light tackle,4 lb test is perfect, but the just cant resist an eighth oz jig. I like green,yellow white and grey jigs. Bass Pro has them real cheap.There is no need to tip them with bait.I'll guarantee if you try this you'll kill them.
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It is an obsession in North Dakota too!!!..Well, lets see. The first thing you need to know is that they are predator fish and usually night feeders. Both live baits and artificials work well with walleye. There are many sites that can help you with the details...and several great articles out there. You just need to get on the water and keep your line tight!! Good luck.
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I have a few oddities in my collection but nothing from AFI. Alot of the smaller companies reels are quite valuable... in the hundreds of dollars actually. You may want to contact antiquefishing.com... they do some evaluations if you have pictures.
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Models have a good supply of fishing rods.  Then theres Amazon and ebay where you could find anything and maybe better prices.  Good luck.
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North Shore Fly Fishing Rod and Reel Combo at Overstock  \nBuy North Shore Fly Fishing Rod and Reel Combo for $179.99 in Recreation & Sports > Fishing Rods & Reelsoverstock.com/cgi-bin/d2.cgi?PAGE=PRODUCT&...&cid=71742&fp=F
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ADVANTAGES: This particular rig has been working for hundreds of years. You almost can't go wrong. Simple and deadly. A "sinker-slide", a "Pyramid" sinker, and a "Circle" hook can catch a variety of fish including, Sheep-head, Redfish, Trout, Drum, Catfish, Croakers, Whiting, ETC.\n\nDISADVANTAGES: There really aren't many. It depends on where, and WHAT you are fishing for.\n\n Then again, If you mean this Q as an analogy, many MEN/WOMAN get "caught" "hook line & sinker", so it must work VERY well!!! lol
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http://sporting-goods.listings.ebay.com/Fishing_Ice-Fishing_W0QQcatrefZC4QQfromZR10QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQftrtZ1QQftrvZ1QQsacatZ36152QQsocmdZListingItemList
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Good combo for fishing, but bad if your fishing for small fish. What # test are you using? Give more info like what your fishing for, what bait your using and how your putting it on if its anything special.
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My advice would be buy a Sihmanno reel. Just looked at them in Cabella's the other day. Plus I had three all with a high speed retrieve. SS ball bearings. Last years with proper care.
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If you're just getting back in then you may have missed the "tackle revolution " so to speak. Years ago top quality tackle was expensive because of the materials and manufacturing processes. Trust me, nowadays these processes are much cheaper and this reflects in the market. You can get great performance rods at a snip of the prices they used to be. A lot of tackle shops do some great rod/reel combos, giving a discount and usually chucking in a few bits & bobs as well. So, don't go chucking your money away just yet, have a look around and you might be impressed, then you'll have a bit of extra cash to buy other items.
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It doesn't hurt to try you never know what may come up. Try contacting bait companies,line companies, and some may at least give you a discount, probably not a full blown ride, although it would be nice. keep working towards the top, and try fishing higher divisions to get yourself noticed out their. good luck
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A spinning reel was developed by swiss clockmakers I believe and were geared so that one rotation of the handle would turn the spool more than 1 rotation allowing you to bring in line faster. These come in 2 varieties and are open faced and close faced. A open faced reel is trickier but I prefer it's control. A closed face is good for a beginner and a brand named Zebco can be found for a minimal amount of $10.\n\nA bait-casting reel requires a bit of practice and your thumb is used as a drag to keep backlash from happening. These are normally the step up model from spinning reels as you can see most professional bass fishermen use them.\n\nI'm not that knowledgeable with drag reels but I believe they are used more for large fish such as ocean fishing or lakes.
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sorry but folding rods suck cause they\nbreak easily and dont cast very far\n\nfor the beginner i would recomend a zebco 303 combo\nwith a two piece rod\n\neasy to learn on and takes up very little space
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Hey now...some people are really serious about fishin'\n   In Veneta Oregon they are going for $1.25. And they are night-crawlers..
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I would recommend getting an ultralight combo from Cabela's or Bass Pro Shops instead. The combos will be much higher quality with out being too expensive, so its worth the extra $. Catch some slabs!