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anthony byrne
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Can any one advise me on a new rod and reel .I was thinking of something 10 ft that i could use for spinning and maybe on a beach ? and what price range ill be looking at. Thanks
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sea serpant
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Re: Rods
you wont get a rod that you can use for both beach and spinning... a beachcaster will be 12ft or longer capable of casting big baits and leads and for a starter version should set you back about 60 quid or so.. while a spinning rod is a light rod used with one hand about 8 foot and you should pick a basic one up for about 50 quid... and again you.ll need 2 different fixed spools to match both they can be picked up for next to nothing but again you get what you pay for 
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seanie35
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what might suite both applications would be an estuary rod or lite bass rod think the shakespeare tidewater is a fairly cheap start off version shouldnt set you back more than 50 euros and theres plenty of reels going for 20 -30 euros to match it but your arm will hang off if your spinning for ages. in the long run your probably better off getting a dedicated set up for each type of fishing though 
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bigsod
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I agree with seanie, a bass rod and a 3500 size reel, will cover you on both but you willl probably only be able to use 3 or max 4 ozs with it, shakespere salt are a good quality bit of kit at the right money
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paddyc
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Re: Rods
The SALT range rods are good quality and great value
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