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Buying Shimano Sahara was one of the best investments I ever made. I highly endorse it.
Is this fishing rod okay for saltwater as well as freshwater?
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December 13th, 2010 at 5:53 pm
6″6 medium light for the rod. Now for the reel…I have a little bit of a dilemma. I personally would go with the 6lb/130yds because I’m a lightline type of guy. I think most people would go with the 8lb/140yds. That will take anything you can toss at it. A 4-10lb test rod will have enough backbone to pull fish (bass) and yet retain enough sensitivity to fish for panfish/crappie/trout. These aren’t “light” rods. They aren’t made with ultralight angling in mind….that would be more like 1-6lb….that’s ultralight. It’s a difficult decision on the rod because fishing for bass is totally different from crappie/panfish. It’s a completely different aproach and “feel.” I would recommend looking into a seperate setup for each….or at least a different rod if you can. < <<<>>>>If I were you, I would just fork out the extra $10 and get the Shimano SYMETRE/Fish Eagle II combo. That’s a MUCH better reel. I have two, and I put them up close to the Stradics I have. The Sahara isn’t going to be as smooth or as durable as the Symetre. The Symetre was a mistake for Shimano – they put better technology in a “cheaper” reel. That’s why they had to UP the price two years ago. They realized that too much of the same technology was in the Symetre that was also in the Stradic FI. I would definitely go with the other combo….you’ll be glad you did – it’s a world of difference.
December 14th, 2010 at 5:06 am
All of them except this one:7′ Berkley cherrwood graphite rod medium action with Gander Mt. Guide series spinning reel.Nice setups.
December 14th, 2010 at 5:49 pm
If you clean it extremely well after every few trips or so, it’ll do fine, but if I were in your shoes I would get something made FOR saltwater. Look at the Pflueger President XT Saltwater Spinning reels, they go for around $80 – $90 I believe. More than the Sahara but it won’t crap out as easily under saltwater use.
December 15th, 2010 at 4:59 am
good idea. buy one of cabela’s own brands and spend as much as you can afford. better quality and you want the best you can get. a more expensive rod will be more sensitive and have better components than the cheaper models. you usually get more for your dollar when you purchase cabela’s brands rather than a comparable rod of other manufacture of the same money.