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Question: Is the reel pre spooled with line?
Document: Landed a good sized (keeper) black tip on my second use of this rod/reel combo using the mono that came already spooled on it.-GREAT value for the price!-My only issue with it is that I have no clue what the reel is spooled with. There was no description or anything stating what it was. Only guess is 17-20lb test. Could use a little better description of the combo as well while shopping.
This rod/reel is heavier than I thought it would be. It arrived with line on it which was a surprise, but the line is light, so I had to replace it. For the price, I would definitely recommend it.
This is a very long pole with a very large reel that holds a lot of line. The only problem is that the line has a lot of memory and tangles easily. The reel has a part where you could put the end of the line on when you aren't using it.
At 10ft you need a good balance between weight and stiffness to cast. Cost and ability to break down the pole along with a big spincast reel and a good size spool to help the line come off well are all great selling points.
The rod is very sturdy for it being 10 foot and has the perfect size reel. The spool holds a lot of line and is veryeasy to cast far out there without straining my back. It is a great price for the combo but it should cost a little more. To me i think it has more value than $40. Overall it is the perfect rod for stripper and big bull head cat fish in the river.
It also comes strung with some really thick high test line. The rod has serious backbone and obviously isn't too sensitive, but it serves it purpose for chucking heavy weights into the ocean. It will cast 4 ounces without a problem.Like another reviewer mentioned, if I did it over again I would purchase a separate rod and higher quality reel.
I have used this a fair amount and my complaint is it's so big and stiff fiberglass. for the price you can't beat it. The bail on the reel is hard to flip open while you are already holding the line with your finger, I guess that is just how it goes once you have gone to such a long and big rod. If I was to do over I would have gone with a 9' version. On this rod the tip ceramic broke/wore really fast in the first week.
I was very impressed with this rod and reel combination, it even comes loaded with test line so it is a complete package. I was a little shocked when I got a 3 pound fish on and the rod bent like a weak willow, I thought it would be a bit more sturdy seeing as it was for ocean fishing, also the reel was very hard to reel in with this little fish on it, I don't know if it could have pulled in a five pounder.
Its amazing for the price. Combo with 10 foot pole (2 5 ft pieces when broken down) has an 80 size reel that came with 25# line, ready to go. Smooth reel action. Rod is pretty stiff, but on the plus side can handle 8-12 oz weights for casting into rough surf. Drag is easy to set, fine range for surf fishing. So cheap it doesn't matter if its in the sand and salt.
Which one can hold the strongest line n the best for fishing n which one is the best deal can anyone tell me?? ?
Answer: yes