Baitcasting setup help
Apr 4, 2021 08:47:10 #
What up guys. I have a spinning setup that I’m looking to make a lightweight only, rubber finesse kind of setup w fluorocarbon. I have fished with a spinning rod my entire life growing up, I’m very comfortable with it.
I’m looking into getting my first baitcasting setup. I understand the benefits of mastering a baitcasting setup and I’m really exited to try it out.
I’m looking to spend under 200$ to start for either a combo, or a rod and reel separate. I understand combo’s usually are lacking on one side (either rod or reel). Any suggestions would be awesome, and thank you!!
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by Kbforthree4
I’m looking into getting my first baitcasting setup. I understand the benefits of mastering a baitcasting setup and I’m really exited to try it out.
I’m looking to spend under 200$ to start for either a combo, or a rod and reel separate. I understand combo’s usually are lacking on one side (either rod or reel). Any suggestions would be awesome, and thank you!!
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by Kbforthree4
Apr 4, 2021 10:55:54 #
Try Tackle Direct, they have Shimano SLX combos for under $150
Apr 4, 2021 19:05:13 #
You clould do a lot worse than having a Shimano rig. Just Sayin....RJS
Apr 5, 2021 14:15:33 #
Lee626 wrote:
Try Tackle Direct, they have Shimano SLX combos for under $150
That will be a decent set up
Also the Shimano SLX with a Shimano Exage would be nice.
I had an Exage and it was a surprisingly responsive rod for $100
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