Caught By
spookmasterHQ
6/24/2015 10:42:41 AM
6/24/2015 10:42:41 AM
new shimano citica 200i super happy with it met all my expectations very smooth I have I dialed in pretty well I matched it up with a waterloo phantom 6,6 ML definitely my new go to setup for inshore fishing
Catch Details
| Inshore Slam (trout/flounder/redfish) | ||
| Galveston Bay | ||
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| shimano citica 200i 6.3:1 | ||
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tristan delaney 0So far and no complaint. But time will tell as I take it wading and I will report back with my review of the reel in a couple of months. @MagicYaker @Esgar272 @HBsurffisherman
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tristan delaney 0I also bought the new citica I just to try it out and it seems like it will be a good reel. I fish salt water mostly and have used it 2 times so far and have caught ...more trout, a flounder, and a red on it
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tristan delaney 0No the citica does have stainless bearings but the bearings you find the curado will be better. I have owned 2 citica e reels and they are great and still function ...more the way I received them out of box.
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Conner Mahan 0So instead of stainless does it use ceramic
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Esgar Montalvo 0Doesn't that matter if you're using it for Saltwater? (Stainless) @spookmasterHQ @magicyaker
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spookmasterHQ 0the curado a has stainless steel bearings and the citica doesn't @MagicYaker
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Shane Coovert AKA MagicYaker 0So what's the diff between the curado?
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ReelGame Saucedo 0yup i know better rod
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spookmasterHQ 0I would go with the waterloo salinity but if your on a budget the phantom is good for the price @ReelGame
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ReelGame Saucedo 0Nice Set up that Waterloo rod is super light thinking about getting one myself
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spookmasterHQ 0will do @Esgar272
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Esgar Montalvo 0Sounds like a great setup, keeps us posted on how is working for you
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