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WTS - Daiwa Saltiga Bay Jigging 3500
BromBones replied to Heavyj143's topic in General Buy/Sell/Trade Forum
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BromBones started following WTS Korkers Over Shoes , WTS - Daiwa Saltiga Bay Jigging 3500 , [WTS] Brand New St. Croix Legend Surf 10'6" - 3/4-4 oz and 2 others
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WTS Shimano Cardiff Baitcaster
BromBones replied to BromBones's topic in General Buy/Sell/Trade Forum
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Popasilov reacted to a post in a topic: WTS Shimano Cardiff Baitcaster
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WTS Shimano Cardiff Baitcaster. Model 401A LEFT HAND RETRIEVE. Gear ratio is 5.2:1 I only used this reel 2-3 times and it’s spooled with 15lb PP. Mechanically this reel is 10/10, cosmetically is 8/10. There are some scuff marks which I have tried to capture as best I could in the photos; These were caused by the rhino lining in my friends truck. This reel retails for $129, so if you are looking for a reel for Fluking or a Baitcaster for throwing jerk baits, this is a deal that won’t break the bank. $50 shipped. PayPal only. Thanks!
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I guess $160 shipped it is then. PM coming.
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Would you be willing to do $150 shipped?
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WTB Shimano Tranx TRX201AHG New or Used, Left Handed. That model is the only left hand 200 sized model. Prefer one in good condition if used. Please post pics and asking price. THX!
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It could be the wrap that is used on tennis racket handles. Probably not judging from the redish looking color, but the texture of the stuff looks like it.
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Domf reacted to a post in a topic: WTS Korkers Over Shoes
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Thanks Dom! PM coming...
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WTS a never used pair of Korkers over shoes. These are XL and will fit size 12-15 boots. $50 cash picked up in or near 10591 area code (Westchester County) or $60 shipped to NY/NJ/CT/RI.
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BromBones reacted to a post in a topic: go ahead keep that short striper
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BromBones reacted to a post in a topic: go ahead keep that short striper
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BromBones reacted to a post in a topic: go ahead keep that short striper
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BromBones reacted to a post in a topic: go ahead keep that short striper
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BromBones reacted to a post in a topic: Rachael Marie / Andrew w hollow flies
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BromBones reacted to a post in a topic: How does Colton stack up ?
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BromBones reacted to a post in a topic: How does Colton stack up ?
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BromBones started following WTS VAN STAAL 7” PLIERS and Cold Weather Deck Boots - What do you wear?
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What are you fishing for? Do you fish from boat, or will you be wading/fishing from the rocks. I was in the same boat and bought a terrapin 9-10 based on all the research from guys on here. I was not disappointed, the reel’s weight is light for its size and the diameter facilitates fast line pickup when the hard tails turn and run at you. I haven’t dunked or waded with the reel yet and have only fished it from a boat for Albies in Cape Lookout N.C. The drag was more than enough to handle these fish and was very smooth. I am from NY and fish for striped bass, bluefish and Albies and don’t own a boat so do most of my fishing by wading. If you search around you will see posts from guys who have dunked and waded with their Coltons extensively and hadn’t had any water intrusion issues. As far as your other question goes, the only sell direct to keep the cost down. Let me know if you have any other questions .
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Was wondering what everyone wears for fishing in the winter on party boats and friends boats. I am looking at either a pair of Xtratuff insulated legacy boots or the Grundens Insulated Deck Boss boots. The Xtratuffs are a lil pricy at $170 but these boots are probably well worth that price. The Grundens are a lil cheaper and are probably just as well built and reliable. The insulated Grunden Deck Boss boots have a black sole and I'm not sure they are non-marking or not. Is there anything cheaper that will keep your feet warm? I fish for Cod in Jan/Feb in Rhode island and will be fishing in NJ for Blackfish late December/January. In the past I have worn non-insulated boots with wool socks and hand warmers and my feet froze. After that first trip, I wore my insulated LaCrosse muck boots and those worked fine, but I'd like to get something designed for a boat deck. Thanks in advance.
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Sold to D1NOnly. PM sent...thanks SOL!
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D1NOnly reacted to a post in a topic: WTB van staal 7” pliers
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No problem! Thanks