| PUREBAY2200 |
09-15-2011 11:26 PM |
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Originally Posted by "W"
(Post 323099)
U just got them 2 months ago....when u went wade fishing?
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Pftttt I got em n march...... |
| PUREBAY2200 |
09-15-2011 11:28 PM |
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Originally Posted by "W"
(Post 323053)
I have been using Cores for 2 years and only had problem with one
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Other than backlashing every 3rd cast ...... What was Ur issue?? |
| Salty |
09-15-2011 11:44 PM |
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Originally Posted by fishinpox
(Post 323101)
Obviously waters with same ppm /ppt salinity are same salinity.... That coast in Fla has bigger tidal swings bringing in way saltier water inshore
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Water around S. Padre Island gets so salty at times that the fish leave. I took 2 Curados when I went down there and threw 'em in the garbage about 2 months later. Both spools and drags were froze solid. That damn water down there is like battery acid. No way I'd take my good reels down there wading. I'm sure the salinity in Prien was higher, tho. :cool: |
| Salty |
09-15-2011 11:46 PM |
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Originally Posted by PUREBAY2200
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Other than backlashing every 3rd cast ...... What was Ur issue??
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| jpeff31787 |
09-16-2011 06:35 AM |
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Originally Posted by "W"
(Post 323116)
Lol..dude we was almost 20ppt in Lake charles....it was 18 not long ago....its all logged on the Corps salinity sites...
There is a Salinity meter at the Jetties on the weather monitor...
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You are right about the salinity W i saw west cove gets very close to 30ppt very often, but i would think that the clearer water in florida would definitely make fishing more of a challenge in florida, and you probably wouldn't catch as many fish there as you would here. IMO |
| mstulb |
09-16-2011 04:59 PM |
Yep
I still have a few of the first aluminum pearl white chronarchs-I get some bearings and gears replaced once a year and I love them. I have several newer green curados and they just dont hold up- I keep those for my sports, but I still have and love my older chronarchs-no reel will out throw it, I pull my brakes back and can throw my spook a mile. New ones I agree have not been impressed with there durability.
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Originally Posted by mikedatiger
(Post 322881)
I am starting to hear some really bad feedback on the new Shimano's from guides in both LA and TX. Say they aren't holding up...
I'll be trying some of the new abu garcia's soon including the new MGX...
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