Someone was throwing this out
Apr 15, 2019 12:58:18 #
It says Shakespeare Tidewater TW800 long cast, can someone help me identify it?
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by Christmas1176
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by Christmas1176
Apr 15, 2019 12:58:56 #
When you say identified, what do you mean?
Cause it's a Shakespeare Tidewater TW800 long cast reel.
The Rod might have some information written on it too.
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by lithofile
Cause it's a Shakespeare Tidewater TW800 long cast reel.
The Rod might have some information written on it too.
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by lithofile
Apr 15, 2019 12:59:22 #
I didn’t say thats the name (sorry) it just says Shakespeare Tidewater on the rod and The rest on the reel, I google it but I cant find any results, I find a similar one but not the reel and exact rod. If you could just help Identify the exact product thanks.
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by Christmas1176
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by Christmas1176
Apr 15, 2019 12:59:29 #
Looks like a nice big water double handed spinning rod... http://www.shakespeare-fishing.com/shakespeare-rods-casting-rods/shakespeare-tidewater-casting-rod/1365034.html
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by MIAdventureLife
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by MIAdventureLife
Apr 15, 2019 12:59:42 #
Uh, I think it's a Shakespeare Tidewater TW800 long cast, from what I can tell.
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by yoshiisadanghorse
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by yoshiisadanghorse
Apr 15, 2019 12:59:50 #
Ive seen this before.... It's been a while but you can tell from the bail, and position,size and shape of the lettering that it's probably a Shakespeare tw800... The tw stands for tidewater. Seems to be the long cast series.
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by MIAdventureLife
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by MIAdventureLife
Apr 15, 2019 13:00:04 #
Shakespeare Tidewater Long Cast, model TW800. ;-)
Shakespeare and similar low to mid price range tackle companies make a LOT of models. You'll see store specific lines, lines that come out for a year and vanish, etc. This one doesn't have a lot of hits on the resale market so it's quite likely a smaller release. They still use the Tidewater brand for some entry level rods, so I'd imagine this is a Walmart or similar combo that was sold in a tourist town near the beach. It's probably heavy as hell, but will make a decent backup pier or surf rod depending on the pole.
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by aRushinTroll
Shakespeare and similar low to mid price range tackle companies make a LOT of models. You'll see store specific lines, lines that come out for a year and vanish, etc. This one doesn't have a lot of hits on the resale market so it's quite likely a smaller release. They still use the Tidewater brand for some entry level rods, so I'd imagine this is a Walmart or similar combo that was sold in a tourist town near the beach. It's probably heavy as hell, but will make a decent backup pier or surf rod depending on the pole.
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by aRushinTroll
Apr 15, 2019 18:58:04 #
will
Loc: Tampa, Florida
I think it's a Shakespeare Tidewater TW800 long cast . . . LOL... It does look like a nice set up though.
I hope someone can give you some info on it. In the meantime just enjoy trying it.
I hope someone can give you some info on it. In the meantime just enjoy trying it.
Apr 16, 2019 14:37:26 #
Apr 16, 2019 17:24:11 #
Don’t ya just value all the Captain Obvious responses? That’s pretty much what you can expect when there is no definitive answer, with the exception perhaps, of FS Digest’s literate explanation. Except to get your leg pulled now and then. Happy fishing 🎣
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