multiplier rod???

when a rod is rung for a multiplier can you use fixed spool as well??

Unless you are aiming for optimum performance and trying to hit the horizon, the short answer is yes, absolutely. You will lose a small bit of distance but unless you are a 150 yard plus man, not enough to matter. HTH.

thanks

and what is the difference being rung for a multiplier and fixed spool??

check out this link

it readily explains the area you are questioning about

http://www.sea-angling-ireland.org/rods.htm

your welcome to the site

so its not recommended??

technically its not recommended but as petekd said above unless your going to be casting large distances it shouldnt really matter

im gathering from the other thread that you are starting out, my personal opinion would be that a fixed spool reel would be fine and would give you other options if you plan not just to go beach casting but spining or floating off the rocks

chris consentrate on the fixed spool for now kid and then move up to the multipler cause they are alot more difficult that a fixed spool