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Getting back into the sport after not fishing for about 5 years. Headed to BPS to renew my license and grab a basic setup, immediately caught a ~3lb’er at Loch Lomond in Santa Cruz. Hopefully I’ll be a bit more active here again!
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I've had a Veritas (first gen, no holes in the bottom of the grip) for 2 years now, not a single complaint. 7-Med. Medium is more of a medium heavy. EXTREMELY sensitive. edit: I baby my stuff, bank fish, and have never talked with customer service. So if you have an issue, who knows how it'll go.
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Intimidating! Nice.
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I've got a Curado 200I on a 7M Veritas as well, love it!
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Sounds like a cool place to work!
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His workbench may be very unorganized, but I'll bet he slays at the lake with those Jigs.
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Welcome from Monterey! glad to have you as an "official" member
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Dobyns Fury and the Tatula CT! Best $ to performance ratio combo right now! I think you'll love that combo, its hard not to!
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Just get another curado on amazon, they're dirt cheap.
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For $200, the arguably best setup you can get is: Daiwa Tatula CT 6.3:1, $98 paired with a Abu Garcia Veritas 2.0 7' Medium Fast (Model VRTCM70-5) for $68. (The rod is more of a medium-heavy). I have used both products listed here. prices listed here are found on the auction site. Hint: site name starts with an E. Total is $166 after shipping. and that is a VERY nice combo, and will last you a while. You might even have some cash left over for baits/line!
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Go with the Daiwa Fuego. The Caenan seems cheap feeling to me. Meanwhile the Fuego has an aluminum frame. (The Fuego is basically a Tatula CT without t-wing) As for a rod, an Abu Garcia Veritas is a nice rod. Can be found relatively cheap when on sale. If you can't get that, I'd check Craigslist for a used rod.
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As soon as I saw those eyes I instantly thought Bomber. Looks like an old Model A.
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Thank god I wasn't drinking anything when I read this... It would be pretty messy. xD
