okiefisher8

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I'm sorry to hear that, but I'm glad you made it out ok

I wore them when I played football in highschool. I think mueller was the brand, you can pick them up at most sporting good stores and they did great for me

I lost my oakley's a few weeks ago, forgot the were on the top of my head and cruising back to the ramp a few hundred yards away BAM! they were gone. It was upsetting, they weren't polarized but I got them as a graduation gift a few years ago. I'm thinking about getting a pair of wiley x's next

That is one awesome looking reel. I'm hoping Ill be able to pick one up, it'll just be awhile.

I probably pick up 3-4 combos a year, this is only because I am new to fishing though. Once I aqcuire all setups I need (want) in a year or two that number will drop

Would you say it has a fast tip? or more of a moderate tip?

Does anyone know what the rod flex is on the bucoo rods? specifically BCS-4-166. I am looking to for a new dropshot rod to go with my ci4. The guy I talked to at falcon said all of the bucoos had more of a moderate action but I just wanted to get some personal opinions. Thanks, okie

I'm not sure how much your looking to spend. Falcon has a weightless worm model in both the lowrider and cara t7. Both are rated at 1/4 to 3/4 oz

It's a bit difficult to explain, but you should see a bar above the spool/behind the line guide and at the end you can unscrew it ( you should be able to unscrew it on whichever side you spool tension and drag star are on. loosen it up and pop the sideplate open (which can be tricky). Sorry for the awful explanation, just thought I would try to help

If you open up the sideplate, you can adjust the centrifugal brakes

I'm not a huge soccer fan but caught the last 30 minutes or so of the game. I went absolutely crazy when donovan score that goal

That is one awesome looking reel. If I didn't just get a ci4, I would be all over one of these

Like most have said, I would go with the symetre, great little reel!

That's what they are making it sound like, if that is the case, I can't wait to get my hands on one. Sorry you didn't get a chance to try the cara out. They are all I use and are awesome rods

From what it sounds like whenever I talked to falcon the expert rods will be built again. I live in Broken Arrow where the rods are made and whenever I was going into the store when they carried the experts they would still suggest to get the cara over the expert

I've got cara's but my buddy has a few bucoo's and he loves them. I'd go with the bucoo

I have never used one, but I've handled one in the store. I didn't like it at all. It put a little bend in it and it felt like it was going to snap. I love falcon rods, there all I use, but I would stay away from the HD lineup

How is the new premier at pitching and casting senko's, t-rigs and things of the sort? I am debating between it and the core. If anybody has used the two and could compare them that would be awesome. I just don't know if I can justify spending the extra $100 on the core. Thanks, Okie

Nice setups. I am hoping to add a ci4 to my arsenal soon, and possibly a core 50 mg

Getting your rods back 9 years later? That's awesome. I am really surprised. Glad to hear you are on the road back to good head and welcome to the BR!

I recently purchased a Skeet Reese Revo and absolutely love it. But my question is how durable is the revo lineup? I'm not sure how long they've been around. I just know I've seen some older shimano's out there for sale, but not any older revo's. I am trying to decide on the premier or a core for plastics and the durabilty issue definitely has an impact. I want something I can fish for years to come. Thanks for the input, okie

He was not ready for that.

I talked to a guy at falcon the other day. He loves the micro guides, but said if you backlash much than stay away, with the smaller guide it will be backlash city

Thanks RM, that seemed to help. I finally got it