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Phin · Mar-22-2007, 09:21 AM

Not a bass boat- more like sportfishers or 36 contenders. Don't worry I preach on this all the time, but people here love to act irrationally by letting someone keep reaming them in exchange for their loyalty. I only buy rods, bait, and lures local now. All the reels come from Cali pretty much. If there was a way to get good rods cheap without the high shipping, then I'd probably buy them from people who understand economics also.
I prefer to use a brand we have on this coast called Star rods. Not Allstar or cal star. The star rods have a lifetime warranty that lets me walk into the store and get a new one if it breaks. They have several different series from under 100 to over 300 for offshore rods. What's the deal for you guys over there as far as brands and prices?

Mar-22-2007, 09:21 AM	#13 (permalink)
Phin Registered User Name: Phin Vessel: fishing on: 17' Aquasport, 22' Pioneer, 21' & 26' Makos, 22' Henry O Location: Charleston, SC Job:fish'n'shrimp	Re: Need to sell Trinidad 16N a.s.a.p. Not a bass boat- more like sportfishers or 36 contenders. Don't worry I preach on this all the time, but people here love to act irrationally by letting someone keep reaming them in exchange for their loyalty. I only buy rods, bait, and lures local now. All the reels come from Cali pretty much. If there was a way to get good rods cheap without the high shipping, then I'd probably buy them from people who understand economics also. I prefer to use a brand we have on this coast called Star rods. Not Allstar or cal star. The star rods have a lifetime warranty that lets me walk into the store and get a new one if it breaks. They have several different series from under 100 to over 300 for offshore rods. What's the deal for you guys over there as far as brands and prices?