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Posts posted by PM79
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Cheap jigs won't last as long, and usually don't have any regard for important features such as sink rate, sink angle and/or action.
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More turns, especially with Power Pro.
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What's your budget?
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I think he was responding to my comment
I was.
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id say the latest craze is soft vibes, though it gets expensive fast if fishing snaggy areas
If you change the trebles out for single hooks it makes fishing snag ridden, and new, areas easier, they'll also provide a stronger hook up.
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I like Z-Man MinnowZ and 5" StreakZ, unscented model.
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Garmin Echo 551dv $549
Lowrance Elite 5x chirp $379
Humminbird Helix 5 di $520
I went to bcf to have a look at the Garmin & Lowrance screens & interface etc.. & they both look great but there is close to a $200 difference in price
That's because the Elite 5x has no chart plotter.
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Nitro rods are great.
I second that, but the OP isn't looking to spend that kind of money.
I would suggest the 2015 version of the Pflueger Trion, model PFLTII-SP701L, $140-150.
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Any spot that has weed and sand patches will hold squid.
Balmoral all the way back to the Spit always produces. -
Can't go past Sunline FC Rock and Sunline Assassin FC.
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Braid
in Tackle Talk
Sunline.
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I bought the Cal's purple one once to try and it was full of specks of hard bits. Done some research and other people were complaining as well.
I've never had that issue, seen that issue, or heard of that issue.
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Purple is for small reels and cold climates, tan is for everything else.
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I use 0.4 braid with 12lb leader, and 0.8 braid with 16lb leader.
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Sunline Rock FC or Sunline Assassin FC.
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Z-Man are one of the best in my opinion.
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I would look at Plano's Liqua Bait containers.
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That's terrible of them, just sloppy work.
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Guys I'm almost certain the problem is the bearings.
It doesn't take much to cause issues with them.
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I use Diggers Wax & Grease Remover, and you'll want to use it to clean everything, not just the felt washers.
As for tools, you'll need a small paintbrush for applying grease and another to aid in cleaning parts.
This guide of Slinky's may be helpful.
http://www.fishraider.com.au/Invision/index.php?showtopic=46630
The only issue you may have is with the bearings.
They need to be opened, cleaned and oiled, but they can be annoying to open even with the appropriate tools.
I would ring Shimano and replace them all.
Their part numbers can be found on the schematics I posted in my above post. -
Alan's website is a wealth of information, for those with and without experience servicing reels.
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Nothing better than having a quiet time cleaning your reels
I don't know what I like better, fishing or servicing reels.
A better version of the schematic.
http://dunphysports.com/forms/warranty/schematic/ST5000FJ.pdf
I can't stand that video for a number of reasons, but mainly due to what he says about the anti-reverse clutch.
As I said when I commented on that video last year, the anti-reverse clutch is lubricated by an oil impregnated felt washer and it should only be serviced if water and/or particulates have penetrated it.
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Not a bad idea.
You should take some line off that spool, it's overfilled.
27MHz radio question
in Boating
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They've been saying that 27mhz will be phased out for years now.