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I broke my shakespeare synergy (eggbeater) today and I'm looking for a replacement. Budget is around $100, but preferably like to spend less.
I fish from a boat mainly for bream, flathead, trevally, and whatever else pops up in moreton bay. I really need something tough and corrosion resistant as I seem to be a bit lapse with maintenance after a hard days fishing. Also, the shakespeare corroded a lot even though I tried to look after it, so I don't want a repeat experience.
I'm running a couple of combo's. Mainly Jarvis Walker stuff but my main two are-
Penn Powerstick 7ft rod with a Penn Super Graph II 2000 reel...
Jarvis Walker 6ft rod with an Abu Garcia Cardinal 340... pretty old reel but its really good.
I had a look around today at a few tackle places and there is so much choice! I have no idea what to go for...
I looked at a Penn PR2000 (I think). It looked pretty simple and rugged (what I'm after) and was just $85. Just not really sure, what do people recommend? Also looked at the Daiwa range, the Crossfire 4000 and Samurai 4000, the only difference between them being 1 vs 3 ball bearings and the price. The guys at the tackle shops also seemed keen to sell me Tica Camrys for $99... ???
You are right - there are so many to choose from
check out the sheakespeare navigator series - they are good value - and in your price range - As far as rods go - buy a silstar and you can't go wrong
Hi Joe, the Penn power spin PR2000 is a very good solid reel if you like it,it requires regular maintenance(ALL reels do)though or it will cost you big to fix.Mate any one charging $85 for the PR 2000 should be locked up,MO tackle has them for $55 plus $13 delivered to your door.