Were can i find a left handed baitcasting reel online???
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You can find them at most online fishing retailers.  www.basspro.com is a good one as well as www.cabelas.com.\n\nI'd like to make a suggestion though, depending on how much you're willing to put into it.  \n\nThe Team Diawa Viento is the best reel I've ever put in my hands.  They have a left and right handed model so that won't be a problem.  It retails at about $200 but it's really worth the price.  They just came out a few months ago and I've already got 6 of them.
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I would get each of them this rod and reel -  http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=58422&hvarDept=100&hvarEvent=&hvarClassCode=3&hvarSubCode=3&hvarTarget=browse\n\nGet some medium sized, eagle claw hooks with leader, get the red hooks\n\nget some red, medium sized swivels \n\ngets some medium sized weights, like this - http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=16668&hvarDept=100&hvarEvent=&hvarClassCode=10&hvarSubCode=3&hvarTarget=browse\n\nget a box of nightcrawler worms
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There aren't any currently.  The last left handed catcher played in the late 80's and only caught a few games.
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Found one on Freestuff.com
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Diawa ugly stick with an openface spin cast reel.  But make sure it's the 6 foot pole and the Green Limited series.
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Try www.craigslist.com under sporting goods
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Try twistedbranches.com.  I love it
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call basspro or cabelas and they'll send you one.  A better idea would be to pick up a current equipment guide and find out the scoop behind the products.
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try cabelas\n\nhttp://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/index/index-display.jsp?id=cat20362&navAction=jump&navCount=1&parentId=cat20166&parentType=category&cmCat=MainCatcat20166\n\nalso bass pro shops\n\nhttp://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.SubClass?hvarDept=100&hvarEvent=&hvarClassCode=11&hvarSubCode=3&cmid=FILN_OS_FISHINGEQUIPMENT_SINKERJIGSHOTMOLDS
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Check e-Bay, they do have many fishing items. I sold a fly rod on there myself before.
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i know for the white bass and large mouth and walleye if any!!! id for sure try a bullet blade (there called alot of different things... the ones i got were called Zonars) !!! ,,,  http://www.in-fisherman.com/reference/weekly_tip/IFD_tip_FreshwaterDrumA.jpg  ... in the picture its the lure on the top left looks just like the pic pretty much... i was just introduced to those this year by a random fisherman who was pulling them out left and right using one... and saw i was having no luck... i was using twisters.. rapalas.. live bait... all of the above.. and i finally ran over to the bait shop and picked up a few of these and nailed white bass and large mouth in the same spot i wasnt catching them B4..but the picture is what they look like not sure what there called in ur local bait shop.. but they were killer... Ive found out that white bass LOVE Silver!!!
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The Diawa Procaster and Team Diawa reels are excellent products. Smooth casting (and far) rock hard hook set due to anti reverse gears...yep, they work jus fine!!
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there are a lot of hoyt bows on ebay.\ndidn't find that exact model but that's a good place to look.\n\nsee link below
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There are too many ways to list, but in addition to the other 2 responses above mine, you can put them on a leadhead jig, and jig them on the bottom. Try tying a palomer knot, and on the tag end tye on another hook, and rig 2 flukes this way.  You can also get a threeway swivel, and rig two at the same time, make one of the lines atleast 6 inches longer than the other though..  Start off with two different colors, and which ever one catches more is the one you use on both hooks.  That rig kills the smallies in my area.   I prefer using the threeway swivel.  I have also caught largemouth using this rig.  And you can catch bass, as well as trout using the jig method.  Here's a few articles about fluke fishing. Although the first one talks about parasites.  Have fun, and tight lines.
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You might try www.basspro.com , www.cabelas.com , or maybe Wal-Mart. :)
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check ebay, or... there's a magazine called "Louisiana Sportsman" that may be able to help.  Google their name and check out their website.
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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.