Reply With Quotehey mate the new starlo snapper rod or the squidgy barra rod shoud be alright cost around $100 or less and a shimano x age 4000 size
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zach
I currently have a few baitcaster combos for barra fishing but I am looking for a spin outfit that would be suitable for barra fishing. My motivation is that I would like to give the outfit to a newbie who might not be able to cast a baitcaster real well.
Also, as it is a spare combo I am looking suggestions in the cheap end of the market if that is possible for barra fishing.
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Raymond
hey mate the new starlo snapper rod or the squidgy barra rod shoud be alright cost around $100 or less and a shimano x age 4000 size
cheers
zach
Impoundment or Salty barra? I have a Daiwa Procyon 10-14lb spin rod which is 6ft long and it's fantastic as a mangrove jack/barra rod. I've used in Weipa when the winds were up and threw poppers at barra when a baitcaster would be down for the count. The reel would be something from 3000 size to 4000. At present it has a Daiwa Caldia 4000 on it and on it's maiden voyage nailed a 90cm Moreton bay snapper on a plastic ( see estury reports). The other alternative is a Squidgy barra spin or some of the Team Daiwa Advantages are good too.
Impoundment Barra will be the prey. Thanks for both replies and the useful infoOriginally Posted by davo
I saw a bloke at Awoonga who had a stradic 4000 with 30lb fireline (not sure what rod) for his wife who couldn't use a baitcaster. She caught may big fish casting edges and trolling. He was a bit worried when he bought it for her thinking it wouldn't hold up, but it performed exceptionally well.
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