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Can't Put Old Reels On New Rods

Wbeadlescomb
in Fishing Rods, Reels, Line, and Knots

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Stupid sales. Got 3 curados for 99.99 each the other day. Got a new curado and two chronarch e series that should be waiting for me at the post office today.

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    Huh?

    When I buy new rods I end up buying new reels to put on them instead of using my old reels

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    • Super User

    Got it.  Didn't understand from your original post.   :teeth3:

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    Lol smart azz

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    • Super User

    My problem is the opposite. I have a reel addiction and I'll end up with 15 reels and 9 rods, then I have to play catch up.

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    Smart ass or not, I like the reels  :eyebrows:

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    • Super User

    My problem is the opposite. I have a reel addiction and I'll end up with 15 reels and 9 rods, then I have to play catch up.

     

    X2.  Right now I have something like 8 more reels than rods.  I want a Tatula, but am considering ordering a Tatula rod at the same time so that reel may not increase the count in favor of reels.  :teeth:

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    • Super User

    If I buy a new rod I'll put a new reel on it, have no reservations about putting a new reel on an old rod.

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    • Super User

    Good for you.  Good job.  Doing the Lord's work - doing your part to support the fishing tackle industry.  Keep it up.

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