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Zib
Posted 10/12/2012 4:34 PM (#590467 - in reply to #589645)
Subject: Re: Avet reels anyone?





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Location: Detroit River
cast4musky - 10/8/2012 12:20 PM

Well thanks Guys I Did It........ I Just bought a New Evet MXJ5.8MC-LH. The Silver true left hand reel with cast assist (MC). It really looks nice and looks to be exactly what I was looking for. I just could not see spending $500 on a reel just to throw big blades, and Big Rubber....Spent $199.00. and put the extra $301.00 in my wallet..... My wife is proud of me........
Thanks again for the advise Mike Sr.


Where did you buy that for $199? That's cheap.
guest
Posted 10/12/2012 5:41 PM (#590476 - in reply to #589311)
Subject: RE: Avet reels anyone?


Cast4musky,

The pinion bearing will start to get a growl after a period of time. I had Avet send me some extra pinion bearings. My Avets are medium quiet until the bearings start to wear. It is a 10 minute switch out. Even so as stated the gears and bearings are heavy duty and naturally more noisy.

I absolutely love the reel so I have no interest in trying another brand. Also, while I am right handed, I prefer a left handed reel for optimal control and castability when using bucktails.
smallmouth/musky
Posted 10/12/2012 7:41 PM (#590503 - in reply to #590467)
Subject: Re: Avet reels anyone?




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Zib - 10/12/2012 4:34 PM

cast4musky - 10/8/2012 12:20 PM

Well thanks Guys I Did It........ I Just bought a New Evet MXJ5.8MC-LH. The Silver true left hand reel with cast assist (MC). It really looks nice and looks to be exactly what I was looking for. I just could not see spending $500 on a reel just to throw big blades, and Big Rubber....Spent $199.00. and put the extra $301.00 in my wallet..... My wife is proud of me........
Thanks again for the advise Mike Sr.


Where did you buy that for $199? That's cheap.



Check Charkbait.

Good prices-possibly cheaper than $199 and with some extra freebies.
Flambeauski
Posted 10/15/2012 10:17 AM (#590913 - in reply to #589311)
Subject: Re: Avet reels anyone?




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Location: Smith Creek
I like mine, use it for rubber and burning blades, no need to guide the line on with rubber.
It's loud, driving home on dusty gravel roads is the cause I think. Funny thing with this reel is when you take it out of the box it's a little rough, but the effort to reel doesn't change whether your burning 10's or just spinning the handle without a load.
Got mine from Tackle Direct. Didn't pay much at all for what I got.
Chasin50
Posted 10/15/2012 12:55 PM (#590944 - in reply to #589311)
Subject: Re: Avet reels anyone?




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Location: Michigan
Do a search on Avets. Lots of previous dialog.
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