MULTILPLEIR REEL
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- SAI Bait Ball
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MULTILPLEIR REEL
ANYBODY ON HERE WITH A OKUMA MAGNETIX MG-20CS MAG CONTROL REEL,JUST WONDERING WHAT THEY ARE LIKE THINKING OF GETTING 1 NEXT WEEK 90EURO FOR 1 FROM HENRYS,CHEERS
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- SAI Megalodon!
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Re: MULTILPLEIR REEL
No personal experience of this okuma only suffice to say when they first came out i was ordering one from another english company and was advised "not too" by their sales person as a lot had been returned with faults,mind you that was 4/5 years ago.
If its a matter of urgency go for it but if not save up for another few weeks and buy the likes of penn 525 or similar with a good longterm trackrecord.
If you've access to the tackle for sale section on here you will definately get a proper decent reel for your 90 euro .
You're call.
If its a matter of urgency go for it but if not save up for another few weeks and buy the likes of penn 525 or similar with a good longterm trackrecord.
If you've access to the tackle for sale section on here you will definately get a proper decent reel for your 90 euro .
You're call.

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Re: MULTILPLEIR REELi
The have brand new basic abu reels in southside angling for eighty odd euro prob a better option ...
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- SAI Bait Ball
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Re: MULTILPLEIR REEL
thanks for the feed back lads,cheers
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- SAI Megalodon!
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Re: MULTILPLEIR REEL
as said above mate go check out southside angling they have some really good condition second hand multis from time to time from €70
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- SAC Treasurer
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Re: MULTILPLEIR REEL
I have caught everything from Tope and Conger to micro Whiting with mine off a boat over the past 3-4 seasons without any problems with the reel. Mice has been battered, the gold finish is worn a lot, but the reel still performs perfectly.
You should be able to get one for less that €90 though
You should be able to get one for less that €90 though

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- SAI Hammerhead
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Re: MULTILPLEIR REEL
get ur self a second hand 525 mag slidey u wont go wrong
bass PB 10 lb , thornback ray PB 11lb, smooth hound PB 12lb, cod PB 9lb wish list for this year turbot painted ray undulate ray nd gilt head bream
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- SAI Bait Ball
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Re: MULTILPLEIR REEL
I have one of Okuma 20 reels , really easy to use and so handy to rinse and maintain after a session , the only small fiddly problem i had was a small screw at the nut on the handle which did not seem to thread back to well but the reel is still spot on , and i would recommend it