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  1. 04-07-2016, 12:45 PM #1
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    Electric fishing reels

    Am thinking about getting one , Shimano 4000 is whats been mentioned . Are they any good ? . $920 with rod how does that sound ?
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    They are bloody good when fishing in 400+m off Kaikoura. I used the ones that were advertised in the H&F catalogue a while back. Can't remember the name sorry. They were on the fishing boat the guy from Kaikoura H&F has.
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    i had to repair one, bit of a bugga to do but very well made. cant comment about fishing and how good they are but mechanically and electrically pretty nice
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    Quote Originally Posted by gonetropo View Post
    i had to repair one, bit of a bugga to do but very well made. cant comment about fishing and how good they are but mechanically and electrically pretty nice
    Thanks your post made me ring the repair man He says that he has repaired a few too and are just a bit light. He has recommended the diawa or the 9000 shimano

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    iv got the daiwa and its the business
    pulls sharks up two at a time haha

    good on the blue nose in 300m+ water
    windings for suckers at that depth
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    Cheating. That's all
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    Do I need one for Taupo?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maca49 View Post
    Do I need one for Taupo?
    only if you can cast 900 mts of braid , hit slow retrieve and crack a beer
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    I thought for winching the boat onto the trailer?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maca49 View Post
    I thought for winching the boat onto the trailer?
    I was thinking more of hooking the plug at the bottom of the lake and lifting it so the island sinks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pengy View Post
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    penguins need no help from electronics to catch fish
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill999 View Post
    yea we know
    penguins need no help from electronics to catch fish
    There are a few on here who know otherwise
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    Picked her up . All set 1000 mts of braid ,its cool as hell! can't see me doing any shooting for a while .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Munsey View Post
    Picked her up . All set 1000 mts of braid ,its cool as hell! can't see me doing any shooting for a while .

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    I have a mate who fishes out of Kaikoura regularly. Catches Ling on a rod. I asked him how long it takes too wind up to check his baits? Two stubbies was his reply
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    Quote Originally Posted by Munsey View Post
    Picked her up . All set 1000 mts of braid ,its cool as hell! can't see me doing any shooting for a while .

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