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Fishermandan

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  1. Good news! I’ll sweeten the pot and knock $10 off, I just looked up the f/s thread I purchased the extra handle from and it was only $30. Here’s the Gear ratio, 7.6:1 this is the US model. Tell dad pull the trigger, this is an awesome reel!
  2. Sure, I can do that. Send me a PM with address. Alternatively I just found a box with a few similar baits that were used… if you’re interested in a few more I can combine shipping?
  3. We’re all jealous and wish we were fishing today also!
  4. The Xraps stacked up are duplicate colors. Two are XR12 and the rest XRS12s. Lot 1 8 XRAP lures (2 XR12 and 6 XRS12) jerkbaits $75 shipped (Retail $120) Lot 2 8 MegaBass Dark Sleepers 3/8 x 3 1/2 x 2 3/4 x 1 1 x 2 $60 shipped (75 retail)
  5. The pics look like it’s kinda dusty, maybe thats lint from a cloth wipedown?
  6. $275 shipped no line, and I’ll throw in the spare power handle. Paid $40 for that (also OEM from Shimano).
  7. I’ve got one thats brand new. Spooled it up and took it to the lake once. Was supposed to be for heavy glide baits etc but never got into it. I also bought an extra handle (so it has both paddle and power) I’d like to recoup what I paid for it, lmk if you’re interested.
  8. Duplicates are stacked, matches box below size and color. 4x the striper pattern, my favorite color way(its got the most white/silver). Gotta double check I think they’re all Saltwater versions SRX12 (upgraded hooks) except 1.
  9. LOT of 8x NIB original Rapala X-RAP lures, various colors/patterns pictured. XR12 and XRS12. Excellent lure for striped bass, these cast great and catch! Asking $100 shipped for the lot
  10. Don’t forget a “maintenance” cast every so often to tighten and clean up the line lay. I fish 8-10oz weight and bait and shoot for >100 yard casts. Especially after a fish, or at the beginning of a trip. With heavier equipment, things are less forgiving and these preventive measures greatly help! I’ll hook up a 5oz weight w/ no rigging and cast it once or twice to get the braided line “wet” and tightly wound on the spool. I also find adding intermittent criss-crossing “x” patterns to the line lay helps avoid “dig in” backlashes.
  11. Awe man, its a superbowl special! If my team wins I’ll buy it
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