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SUNSHINE

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Hi guys.

what do you think of the following combo for a starter, or should I go bigger?

Will be using is for light lures and bucktail jigs.

Daiwa Megaforce-A Spinning Rod MFA 702MRS 7ft, 2 piece, 6-14lb line, 1/8 - 3/4oz lure. Megaforce offers quality contruction and components plus outstanding appearance.

Ultra-sensitive pure graphite blank with non-glare matt finish
Lightweight guides with crack-proof, chromed stainless inserts
Natural cork handles with protective, composite cork butt cap and grip check
Strong blank-through-handle construction

Daiwa CrossFire CF 2500 3iE Spinning Reels offer a hugely impressive reel for the money and one that both experienced and inexperienced anglers will have great pleasure in using.

ABS Anti backlash System
Twistbuster, Infinite anti reverse
Three ball bearings
Reactive drag system ,Soft grip drag knob
Tin plated Steel ball arm
Ideal drop shot reel.

Gear ratio 5.1:1
Ball bearings 3
Weight 294g
Capacity .25mm/190m, .30mm/140m
Free spare spool.

 
 

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ignoblis

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The Reel is not worth the small price - rather spend some money on the reel.

The Rod is great for the price.
 
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khan

Senior Member
Sunshine

Negotiate with R70 more and ask them for the daiwa regal 2500 5i and the megaforce 702 mhrb.

this is a better set Med heavy rod, but still light and a better back bone and the regal 5i reel is twice as much, better than the crossfire.

Need to negotiate mate!!!

they will be surprised but they will know that they can afford to give it to you!!!!!
 
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icstuff

Senior Member
Well Dirty Harry said: "You've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel lucky?' Well, do ya, punk?"
 
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Proppie

New member
SUNSHINE wrote:
Hi guys.

what do you think of the following combo for a starter, or should I go bigger?

Will be using is for light lures and bucktail jigs.

Daiwa Megaforce-A Spinning Rod MFA 702MRS 7ft, 2 piece, 6-14lb line, 1/8 - 3/4oz lure. Megaforce offers quality contruction and components plus outstanding appearance.

Ultra-sensitive pure graphite blank with non-glare matt finish
Lightweight guides with crack-proof, chromed stainless inserts
Natural cork handles with protective, composite cork butt cap and grip check
Strong blank-through-handle construction

Daiwa CrossFire CF 2500 3iE Spinning Reels offer a hugely impressive reel for the money and one that both experienced and inexperienced anglers will have great pleasure in using.

ABS Anti backlash System
Twistbuster, Infinite anti reverse
Three ball bearings
Reactive drag system ,Soft grip drag knob
Tin plated Steel ball arm
Ideal drop shot reel.

Gear ratio 5.1:1
Ball bearings 3
Weight 294g
Capacity .25mm/190m, .30mm/140m
Free spare spool.

 
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I have 

- Daiwa Exceller 8ft 56g with Daiwa Exceller 2500 reel this will cost you R1500 and its a great combo.

- Daiwa Megaforce 6.6ft with Daiwa Exceller 3000 reel

 

If you buy try to buy the first time right otherwise you will end up like me with 4 different rods and reels and R 4000 later you dont use them.

You can PM me then and have a look on my Facebook
 
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camo shorts

Senior Member
Check out the Exceller 802 + Exceller 3000 loaded with braid/fireline. I use 1/8 to 1 ounce jigheads, this past week I used 1 ounce ball sinkers and a massive sand prawn on a 1-0 hook to target steenbras and it worked well. Have a 3ounce spoon for spinning for elf.
 
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Riaan_The_Legend

Senior Member
Oh, and a 2 piece Loomis and Franklin 9ft MH which should be fine to throw up to 1 ounce for R400 but I could do R900 for both the Exceller and rod...
 
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