11-08-2009, 02:36 AM
Well if you want some one to talk you in to it, you have come to the right place..[:p]
as to switching from right to left hand, You will have to learn to cast all over again... and you should be left handed if you are switching over as the reason for doing so... It will be a matter of developing the coordination with your left hand.....
the reels have had a good reputation for years... The rod is by the same manufacture, just make sure the rod is rated for 12 pound line.
If you are getting an already pre-matched combo at a store then most likely they are already matched up properly..
if you are getting them seperatly is when you need to look in to greater detail to see what class the rod is...
buying the two seperatly you are looking at a sticker price from 130-160 for the combo, if you are getting a better price as a combo and that is the style you like then if the pocket book says yes I would jump on it...
just remember, you will be using that combo for years to come... so be sure you are ready to make that investment...
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as to switching from right to left hand, You will have to learn to cast all over again... and you should be left handed if you are switching over as the reason for doing so... It will be a matter of developing the coordination with your left hand.....
the reels have had a good reputation for years... The rod is by the same manufacture, just make sure the rod is rated for 12 pound line.
If you are getting an already pre-matched combo at a store then most likely they are already matched up properly..
if you are getting them seperatly is when you need to look in to greater detail to see what class the rod is...
buying the two seperatly you are looking at a sticker price from 130-160 for the combo, if you are getting a better price as a combo and that is the style you like then if the pocket book says yes I would jump on it...
just remember, you will be using that combo for years to come... so be sure you are ready to make that investment...
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