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| So, i finaly got those size 20 bucktails i was looking for, but retriving them is a bit painfull with the toro nacl 61
What reels are there that could crank such a bait?
So far the toro winch 61 seems to be my best option, any other suggestions? |
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| That's definitely sum big blades with big pull! Tranx 500pg will be your best bet. Your definitely not going to be able to burn them with any reel, all slow roll. Good luck! |
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| Sorry didn't see the lefty words. Definitely the winch will be your best bet. |
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Location: Ashland WI | Troll them. |
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| An Abu 7000I might also feel fine, or some of The 2 gear Avet reels and use The low gear, |
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Location: Yahara River Chain | "The 2 gear Avet reels and use The low gear"
+1
I would go this route if I didnt have a brain and wanted to ruin my arm, wrist, etc. |
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Location: ontario | The avet G2 JX MC 4.6
drag: 28 full/22 srike
ratio: 4.6:1
ipt: 36
weight: 20oz
braid: 400/65
this reel can pull your boat out of the lake |
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| muskie! nut - 9/6/2017 10:46 AM
"The 2 gear Avet reels and use The low gear"
+1
I would go this route if I didnt have a brain and wanted to ruin my arm, wrist, etc.
x2. lmao if you're going to do it i would definitely go with the non level wind saltwater reels |
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Location: St. Lawrence River | Your best bet to fish those, 1) is to throw em in a box labeled "i like to make things a lot more difficult then they need to be."
Step 2) go buy a double 13.
Step 3) catch way more fish due to its physically retrievable nature. |
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