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Eazy

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  • Birthday 02/26/1978

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    Sault Ste Marie Ont.
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    Fishing..........Fishing, and uh........Fishing?

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  1. Simms seems to get the nod of approval
  2. Simms G3's?
  3. Reading the reviews on many different brands, it seems really hit or miss regarding quality
  4. Just curious as to what waders fellow anglers are using? Personally I've found that anything under $500 is a waste of money and won't give you a full "dry" year. I'm also assuming that its a regular occurrence to have a wet crotch area due to condensation after a few hours in them?
  5. I have a Cabelas Verano, built by Daiwa I believe. It's a solid reel, no issues and has land many a steelhead
  6. Yes, I've heard it mentioned before that they suffer from a bad rep from years before
  7. Yah, thats definitely an oldie! Funny thing they dropped the tour line in the spinners. Highest they go now is the Smoke S3 and also the Cabo (but thats a saltwater reel) I guess being a smaller independent company they streamline their line according to profitability....🤔
  8. Love my Smoke S3. Drag is better than my Stradic but the reel itself is not quite as smooth. I also love how easy the maintenance is on the "reel engine design" as well on the Quantum reels.
  9. Yes there is. Its predominantly Laker territory with Brook trout in the shallower water
  10. Hi there, just curious if any other fellow anglers on OFC use Quantum reels? I know they definitely seem to be the underdogs in the reel industry as far as publicity and popularity goes. I have purchased a Quantum Smoke S3 casting reel and a Smoke S3 Spinning reel as well as a Vapour and Accurist spinning reel. The Smoke casting reel seems to be built like a tank and has awesome castability as well, nice low profile as well as a big spool for increased line capacity. The Smoke spinning reel has endured 2 seasons of Sub-zero steelhead fishing battling several 10lb fish. The drag is flawless, second to none. The Vapour spinning reel has the same drag as the Smoke, but for some reason the retrieve is quite as smooth as the smoke. This is likely to different gearing material, not sure? Anyways, just my two cents, if anyone else can think of anything to comment on...
  11. Hi to all, I have been seriously considering acquiring a baitcaster rod/reel for casting hardware for Salmon or Steelhead. However, since this would be something new to me I was looking for some advice from fellow anglers. I will be casting spoons from 1/2oz to 3/4oz. I would also be looking to not "break the bank" since this would be something of trial and error for me. Thanks in advance!
  12. Hi to all, I have been seriously considering acquiring a baitcaster rod/reel for casting hardware for Salmon or Steelhead. However, since this would be something new to me I was looking for some advice from fellow anglers. I will be casting spoons from 1/2oz to 3/4oz. I would also be looking to not "break the bank" since this would be something of trial and error for me. Thanks in advance!
  13. Thanks!
  14. Predominately hardware
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