Will do. And cheers.gerryl wrote:Welcome m8 ...now ya got a great reel as well...enjoyHolla1974 wrote:Cheers gerryl have already bought the Shimano Biomaster.gerryl wrote:Well as you know the PowerStix reel seat is snug! to the butt...fished it with 4 different reels now all on 30-40lb braid...
Tica 10000 - Big Pit type
Diawa - Big Pit type
Shamino Cardiff 401 -small 'multi'
Mitchel 7000 - Med Spinner type
Have noticed that the smaller reels perform better for distance casting 100+yds up to 30yds extra...don't know if this is to do with the smaller reels a more inline with the eyes and closer to the butt!...not advising ye to get small reel but consider one step down from big pit type... best luck ...great rod...
ps... if yer going for a Navi make sure tis latest version (lot of old 2009 versions still selling a 2011 prices!)
Fixed Spool Reel?
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Holla1974
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To tell you the truth Shimino are one of the best reels out there IMHO 
Species 2012: Flounder, Whiting, Dublin Bay Codling, Coalie, 3 Beard Rockling, Shore Rockling, Bass, Dogfish, 5.2lb Starry Smoothhound (PB), Twaite Shad, Thornback Ray 5.8lbs (PB), LSD, Pollock, Ballan Wrasse, Cork Wing Wrasse, 43cm Flounder (PB)
Species 2013: Coalie, East Coast Codling, Smoothounds, And hopefully a back opp to get back fishing soon...
Species 2013: Coalie, East Coast Codling, Smoothounds, And hopefully a back opp to get back fishing soon...
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Re: Fixed Spool Reel?
Would agree with you on thatsparkey+1 wrote:To tell you the truth Shimino are one of the best reels out there IMHO