Shakespeare® Catch More Fish Spinning Rod and Reel Combo for Surf/Pier

   

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Gear Ratio Other specs Quantity  

5.1:1

12/280

7'

 Retrieve: Left/Right
Ball Bearings: 1
Max Drag: 8
Line Weight: 10-25 lbs.
Lure Weight: 1/2 - 3 oz.
Pieces: 2
Pre Spooled Line Test lbs: 14 		1762215
Your Price: $39.99
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  • Ready to fish right out of the box
  • Two-piece medium action spinning rod
  • 50 size spinning reel, aluminum spool
  • Spooled with 14 lb. Stren®  line
  • Includes Berkley® Gulp!® shrimp and crabs, pre-tied bottom rigs, fish-finder surf rig and jig heads
Designed for surf and pier fishing, the Catch More Fish Spinning Rod and Reel Combo by Shakespeare is the perfect way to introduce beginners to the joys of saltwater fishing. Beginning anglers will catch more fish—and have more fun—with the Surf/Pier Catch More Fish Combo. Catch More Fish Combos make getting into fishing easy because they're ready to fish right out of the box. A crisp casting two-piece medium action spinning rod is paired with a smooth 50 size spinning reel featuring an aluminum spool filled with 14 lb. Stren line. The Surf/Pier Catch More Fish Combo also comes with a tremendous tackle assortment featuring Berkley Gulp! shrimp and crabs, pre-tied bottom rigs, fish-finder surf rig, jigheads, and more.
Rated 2 out of 5 by 3 reviewers.
Rated 1 out of 5 by Not Worth It I bought it because it had a low price but it wasn't worth the price I paid. It is very low quality and the rod broke into three pieces the seconde time I used it. March 14, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by very good. Used this combo all summer 2011,no complaint,picked it up on my first trip to basspro cucamonga. November 4, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5 by Worst Rod/Reel combo ever This is quite possibly the worst rod/reel combo I have ever purchased in terms of quality. I picked up this kit at the Fort Myers Bass Pro to try surf fishing. The Good: comes pre-spooled with 14lb test, and comes with a mini-tackle box with a selection of salt-water tackle and a few of pieces of artficial shrimp and crab The Bad: Extremely poor quality rod and reel. The rod broke in two with my first cast at the beach using the included tackle and surf sinker. I managed to slide the two broken pieces back together to keep casting. The second day at the pier the reel siezed and I could barely turn the retrieve. I tried to open it up to oil it, but it fell to pieces and I lost the spool over the side of the pier. The slogan should read "Catch No Fish" The really bad: I ran out of time to try to return it to Bass Pro on my way back to the airport. July 13, 2011
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you need a rod of course. also depending on what you are going to fish for and where you are you need bait so research the place you are going to fish a little bit. if that doesn't work for you (slimy bait) then just buy a lure or two depending on your research. hope this helps ;)
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