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06-05-2003, 10:33 AM
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any advice on this combo please
im new to this game and i am looking to set myself up with some half decent gear, and if i like it i will upgrade,would a daiwa samuri 7i coupled with a shimano sqidgey 6,6 rod be a good combo to start with.
i was thinking of spending between 200-250 on a rod and reel to get me started, can anyone suggest anything else thanks tim
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06-05-2003, 10:39 AM
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Nice starter combo
Well matched combo, and you'll have enough left over from your $250 to get some Fireline and leader as well.
Are you in WA ??? If so, give Geoff a call in the shop tomorrow as we stock both of these. I'll get him to look after you. The number is 9271 0555. Cheers Warren.
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06-05-2003, 11:13 AM
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same combo as me
Hi Tim,
I purchased about 4 weeks ago a Daiwa Samurai-7i reel and a Shimano Steve Starling Squidgy Spin 70 rod from Geoff at the Bream Master shop and have found it to be a great combination. Geoff was also very helpful in setting me up with a good selection of lures and soft plastics. I don't have a boat (yet), so the 7ft rod helps. If you have a boat perhaps go for the 6' or 6'6''. Cheers, David
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