Avet.
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C-MONEY
Avet.
I have narrowed down my search to 2 avets.
Avet SX 5.3:1 single drag, camo blue/black. Holds 220/20 and 375/16. For 219.99
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Avet MXL 5.8 single drag, Green. Holds 360/20. For 219.99
I cannot figure out witch one to get. The reel is for trolly, free line, and bottom fishing. Let me know any opinions, C-Money.
Avet SX 5.3:1 single drag, camo blue/black. Holds 220/20 and 375/16. For 219.99
or
Avet MXL 5.8 single drag, Green. Holds 360/20. For 219.99
I cannot figure out witch one to get. The reel is for trolly, free line, and bottom fishing. Let me know any opinions, C-Money.
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Ant
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Re: Avet.
I love my mxl it a tank ive been using it for tippys and spinners but when summer comes around that ill be the test with those slob snook
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Ant
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Re: Avet.
i have 300 yards of 50 pound diamond braid and the rest is filled up with 50 pound ande right now its off and on the rod i fish my 4/0 on the rods a penn jigmaster not the best but it works the line rating on the rod is 20-50 but when i get some money im gonna buy if i can find a chaos pier rod and if not im gonna buy a 8 foot 40-50 star and extend the butt to make it 9 foot but i have friends that fish theirs on lighter 20-30 rods but i like the stiffer 9 foot one
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Re: Avet.
Braid as backing gives you more capacity. The mono top shot gives you better abrasion as well as shock absorbsion.
Dreaming the dream that one day I can be as good as some of the boatless pros and catch some 12 inch mangrove snapper.
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Re: Avet.
Yes , I normally use braid about double or so the breaking strength of my mon 30 lb braid and 15 lb mono and so forth. Heavier mono is fine as the knots will hold better just make sure the connecting knot will clear the reel and rod eyes without a problem.
Dreaming the dream that one day I can be as good as some of the boatless pros and catch some 12 inch mangrove snapper.
- Ryan71
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Re: Avet.
If you dont have that many reels get the MXL it is way more versatile. The sx may be suited well for certain applications but the mxl can be used in so many more apllicatins.
If you still cant choose you should go with an MXJ it is a size in between those 2 reels
If you still cant choose you should go with an MXJ it is a size in between those 2 reels
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snookabogus
Re: Avet.
ryan, im thinking about getting the avet sx mc 5.3 think it would be fine for casting and freelining. any advice is appreciated
planning on putting 150 yards of 30 lb braid with 250 or more yards of 17 lb pink ande. A nice lightweight combo nothing like the size of a 4/0 i imagine
planning on putting 150 yards of 30 lb braid with 250 or more yards of 17 lb pink ande. A nice lightweight combo nothing like the size of a 4/0 i imagine
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Re: Avet.
Sounds alright to me just match a good rod to it. My buddy has the same model SX on a g-loomis and its a nice combo.
I would go a little heavier on the top shot like 20 or 25,
If you want to fish 17lb youll have enough line not to need any braid backing.
I would go a little heavier on the top shot like 20 or 25,
If you want to fish 17lb youll have enough line not to need any braid backing.
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Re: Avet.
question#1 yesyes
Question#2 Im not sure about the model on that loomis but the rating is like 15-30lb
a 20-40lb rod would also nicely fit a Sx
Good rods in that size aren't as common but keep ur eyes open Ill look a little on the web.
Question#2 Im not sure about the model on that loomis but the rating is like 15-30lb
a 20-40lb rod would also nicely fit a Sx
Good rods in that size aren't as common but keep ur eyes open Ill look a little on the web.
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Re: Avet.
check out these teramars they are decent I own a light spinning and smaller conventional
http://www.anglerscenter.com/rods_shimano_teramar.htm
http://www.anglerscenter.com/rods_shimano_teramar.htm
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Re: Avet.
sounds good a deal on a used rod is always better.Just try and hve the rod and reel together to see if they seem
balanced to you.The Most important thing when it comes to tackle is that you yourself has confidence in it.
balanced to you.The Most important thing when it comes to tackle is that you yourself has confidence in it.