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Location: Suspended | Is this reel a good choice to use specifically for big rubber? |
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Location: Des Moines IA | That reel is HUGE. Get a LW 20, or 30 at most. |
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Posts: 265
Location: Manitowish Waters WI | 20 is perfect, 30 and 40 are overkill |
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Posts: 43
| I have a 40 and use it strictly for big rubber. Works great. However, it is a giant reel and can cause major hand and wrist discomfort after a long day. |
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Location: WI | I have a 30 and it's big, I don't see a use for anything bigger unless you're trolling 400yds or can cast a quarter mile. |
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Location: Minneapolis | I love my 20 |
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Posts: 150
Location: Central Minnesota | Get the 20. It will work just fine for big rubber. I have the 30 and that is a good reel but I wish I bought the 20. The only advantage is more line capacity with the 30. |
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Location: Esbjerg - Denmark | I love my 20 too - No need to go bigger for pike/muskies... |
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Posts: 2370
Location: Chisholm, MN | I have 2 30s and wish they were 20s |
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Posts: 28
Location: Esbjerg - Denmark | Here is my 20 mounted on my St. Croix Mojo Muskie...
The size is perfect, and I can palm the reel with ease.
http://ondfisk.dk/Bull/IMAG0308.jpg |
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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160 | Both the 20 and 30 have the same internal parts and gearing, just the frame and spool is bigger on the 30. Go with the 20 your hand and arm will thank you at the end of the day. |
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