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Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | From Jim Saric, talking about Shimano reels:
http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/videos/03.05.2014/6772/Matching.Shi... |
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| Well quit hogging them all, no wonder I can't find a te !! Just kidding |
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Location: Minnesota | I Did not buy them all at the same time compared to some guys I'm a beginner and need more combos. As for the 700 it was my big rubber reel till I bought the Tranx HG Now is a back up reel. And no I did not palm it. It's a big reel |
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| muskyhunter47 - 3/8/2014 2:18 PM
I Did not buy them all at the same time compared to some guys I'm a bigger and need more combos. As for the 700 it was my big rubber reel till I bought the Tranx HG Now is a back up reel. And no I did not palm it. It's a big reel
Im on the fence on what to buy hg or pg. I want it for mainly blades (10's/13's)and big rubber. Can you give me some input? |
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Location: Minnesota | For blades its hard to beat the PG. |
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| For 10's and 13's you have to go PG. |
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Location: Minnesota | The PG Makes it very easy for blades. The HG I use on my pounder set up. So when your ripping and jerking it picks up line fast so there is no slack in your line. I know some people do use the HG for blades. But i have both reels and i have never felt the need too use my HG. |
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