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Topic: Hawaii tackle  (Read 298 times)

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Sandy

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  • Location: Hawaii
  • Date Registered: Dec 2013
  • Posts: 2
I had a question as to what type of applications i could use my big rigs for, I have boat rods and reels that have 30 plus pounds of drag is there something I can use these types of setups when i move back to the mainland or should i try and sell it off and get something smaller.  :smt006


EWB

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I assume you mean for yak fishing. If so you'd want to downsize.

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