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Bass Pro Shops® Extreme® Rod And Reel Spinning Combo
Are you a fishing junkie looking for just the right tools? Then take a look see at Bass Pro, the world's leading outdoor shop. Be it freshwater fishing, fly fishing or salt water fishing, Bass Pro got just about everything for you.
For all those who prefer fishing in fresh water, Bass Pro Shops offer the Extreme® Rod and Reel Spinning Combo. For only 99.98 US dollars, a design of precision and excellence could be all yours, hook, line and sinker.
The Extreme® Rod and Reel Spinning Combo is indeed extreme. According to Stacey King, the 12-time Bassmaster Classic® Qualifier, this spinning gear is ideal for those shaky-head fishing and drop shotting techniques. And why should it not when this equipment is intended to be a top performer and a reel that is reliable and smooth? Fishing could be no easier. All those hassles of stucked up fishing devices and easily broken and tangled lines can be forgotten with the Extreme® Rod and Reel Spinning Combo as you place all your focus on the fish, every time it's biting!
This mechanism's frame is a one-piece aluminum and it accommodates a very compact gearbox that makes the function of all the gears and shafts inside, smooth and slick. The spool is also aluminum and is crafted according to the specifications of Brass Pro's exclusive and state of the art system called the Mag Spool Technology. The Mag Spool has a large diameter, an excellent attribute to make the spinning reel more efficient in its job. It is guaranteed that with the use of Extreme® Rod and Reel Spinning Combo, one can expect faster retrieves, longer casting reach, smoother drag, less twisting of the lines and an increased line pick up for each turn of the handle.
The ultra-compact gear box does its purpose at a maximum level and that is to keep and contain the gears, and avoiding flex. Despite its small size, it is built out of firm and unyielding aluminum and there is no question about its efficiency. This equipment also has a slotted Full Contact reel seat plus a soft-touch coating, and a contoured cork handle of premium quality.
The main shaft and the bail wire of the Extreme® Rod and Reel Spinning Combo are both of stainless steel make and are of superior power. The rod is a highly-developed Extreme XPS that comes with a sensitive 60 million Powerall modulus graphite blank and an exclusive for Bass Pro customers, 3K Carbon Cloth butt wrapping, for that added strength. This product is also equipped with instant PowerLock™ anti-reverse to make sure that there are solid hooksets at any retrieving point.
That is why, the Bass Pro Shops® Extreme® Rod and Reel Spinning Combo is worth every penny. All of its excellent features are sure to take fishing to a higher notch of fun and success. Every retrieve is sure be hitch less and all that stubborn fish that keeps outsmarting and getting away from you better start counting for they will be seeing the last of their swimming days.
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flyfishing beginner need help.?
I have all the main components rod reel line flys. I have whats called backing line and is white thread like line and then i also have aeroloop flextec yellow performance flyline and i also have 8lb airflo line. The thing is i dont know which one to put on the spool first, my mind is telling me to put the white backing line on first maybe 20metres or so and then connect the yellow floating line to this and then using one of the ready made leaders connect it to the yellow line and then connect the 8lb line to this with fly attached. Is this right or wrong please need help. thanks.
Yeah, that's basically right. Your tackle should go together like this:
1. Backing. It goes on your reel with an arbor knot. Backing is the line you will use to reel in the fish in the event that the fish runs all your fly line off your reel. Most folks only have to resort to that occasionally, but if you fish for big fish, it's a regular occurrence.
http://www.animatedknots.com/arbor/index.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Website=www.animatedknots.com
2. Fly line. It attaches to your fly line with an albright knot (there are other knots that will do this job, too, but I recommend an albright). Your fly line is what you cast with -- it has the weight for casting loops and the visibility for aiming and mending those casts.
http://www.animatedknots.com/albright/index.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Website=www.animatedknots.com
3. Leader. It attaches to your fly line with whatever system you decide on. This is the invisible (or at least much less visible) part of the tackle that you will use to present your flies to the fish. Attach it to your fly line with loops, a knot, a knotless system, or whatever you decide. I use the loop system so I can quickly change leaders, but others use the nail knot or a clip-together or glue-together system. Your outfit may have a knotless leader system included. If not...
http://www.pechetruite.com/Noeuds/Rapala-loop-loop.htm
http://www.animatedknots.com/nailknot/index.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Website=www.animatedknots.com
4. Tippet. This is what it sounds like -- a tip or "end piece" for your leader, so you don't wear down your leader too fast and so that you can use specialized tackle (like very delicate tippet) for certain situations. It can be 1-3 feet long depending on the situation. It attaches to your leader and you should change tippet according to your needs. I use a double surgeon's knot for this.
http://www.animatedknots.com/surgeonsjoin/index.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Website=www.animatedknots.com
5. Your fly attaches to the tippet -- pick smaller tippet for smaller flies, thicker tippet for larger flies. Use the improved clinch knot to attach your flies to the tippet.
http://www.animatedknots.com/improvedclinch/index.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Website=www.animatedknots.com
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