100lb loaner rig

paddler · Sep-15-2005, 11:12 AM

I was planning on just using my tiagra 30wlrs for 80 and 100, but nowI think I need to get-borrow-rent a true 100lb rig for my 10-day on the RRIII on Nov 2nd. Anyone know how much these rent for?

Mark

StillinScrubs · Sep-15-2005, 04:04 PM

The 2-speeds are $100 according to the girls at the dock. The other landing, which is I guess just up the street rents 2 speeds for $125 plus a ~$500 deposit. They also have trip packages, but I don't know if those would apply for a RRIII trip.

I am expecting to pay over $200 just to rent my fishing poles, but if they work I think it willbe worth it.

Scrubs

The Notorious S.U.A · Sep-15-2005, 10:25 PM

shit if you werent leaving the same time as me id let you borrown one or two.

Sep-15-2005, 10:38 PM

Most boats I've been on (Royal Star, Royal Polaris, Shogun, Excel) will lend you gear, and you only have to pay for the line.

titan05 · Sep-15-2005, 10:45 PM

Paddler.....send me a PM about what you need and when

I may have something for you...........

Katana · Sep-16-2005, 01:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stand_up_angler

shit if you werent leaving the same time as me id let you borrown one or two.

Quote:

Originally Posted by titan05

Paddler.....send me a PM about what you need and when
I may have something for you...........

That's what's sooo cool about this LR board... most LRangers are willing to help a brother out....

I hope you have enough HEAVY gear for the April trip, Bro.... gonna need 1-2 50W's...

FishStalker · Sep-16-2005, 07:57 AM

I have an virgin rig that you are more than welcome to beat up on some big fish.

Calstar 760H with an Avet 50/2 topless with 130# spectra. I have an 80# topshot on it but both the reel and the rod will fish 100# easily--I got it so that I could fish it with either 80# or 100#.

ZZZZZ · Sep-16-2005, 09:58 AM

I have not been following.

Whats wrong with the TI30WLRS for 100#? Do you want a 80 and 100 and need another or are you nervous about fishing 100# on the TI30WLRS. A TI30WLRS is a 100# reel. Last fish i got on mine was on 130#.

Or is the rod too light?

Spectra back for capacity.

paddler · Sep-16-2005, 11:12 AM

I have about 400 yards 130 jerry brown backing and it will be on a seeker 663XXH which should handle 100lb. I originally planned on fishing this rig with either 80 or 100, but then I kept hearing people say you really need a 50 sized reel for a fall 10 day just in case some big tuna show.

Mark