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Think I’ll take a look at the Okumas!
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In reply to Post #6
Get the okumas like JC mentioned. I had 3 xtractor reels and like others have said they are cheap, like 30 quid is pushing it for a decent price on them. I changed over to the okumas and don't regret it one bit.
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Thanks guys, I’ve got shimano Ultegras on my 12fts and wouldn’t change them for anything but want to use my 9fts more for stalking etc but few of the lakes I fish are deep and don’t want to get stripped as I think that would happen on the BP6s.
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In reply to Post #4
I have a daiwa gs3000 which I use as a floater reel so if the 4000 is anything like them I would highly recommend. Also watched a video the other day on the new crosscasts that are a sort of mini pit reel, I have the larger ones and also had the older ones and cannot fault those for the prices either.
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In reply to Post #3
Okuma 6000 inc mini pits fantastic reels .
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In reply to Post #1
I bought my son a set of 3 when they came out for less than £30 each. For that money, they're fine. I wouldn't pay much more than that though.
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In reply to Post #1
Get yourself some of the Daiwa GS4000 perfect match up total
Fishing tackle have stock of them less than £100 a reel
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Looking at getting some ‘mini’ pit reels. Have 9ft xtractor rods that are brilliant but I matched them with Nash BP6 mini pits and they’re dog s**t. Local tackle shop recommended the xtractor reels - I had a set of sonik reels and they were also garbage but that was a couple of years ago. Are the xtractor reels any better now? What else would people recommend id be looking max around £100 a reel.
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