Question about a reel
 

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Its a good reel.....does it say where it was made at? Could be A JDM reel...made in Japan....either way it is a good reel.


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Very nice of him just to give you a Calcutta!

It does have the stamp on the real seat that it's from Japan. To me it's a tiny reel.

Calcutta is a very good reel.... one made in Japan....you want to keep it...LOL.


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I found it for 457 bucks....... That sound right? If I keep it I will throw it on a crappie rod.

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The new ones coming out of Japan are selling for around $320. A nice gift you got there....congrats.



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Sweet, he owed me 30 bucks from last years March madness bracket that I won so he said take this it's been sitting in my garage for years. I think I came out pretty good then.

I will buy it for 50:)

My wife did think it was a good idea to sell it..... just not sure 50 bucks is the ticket. :o

I will give you $55!!

$55.37!

Heck, I just paid $140.00 for four Pflueger Templars to put on my 10 and 12 ft crappie trolling rods. I wanted more line capacity for trolling cranks 100 ft in back of the boat.

I have never trolled for crappie, To me that seems like a lot of work to do. I will ask do you use your outboard or the trolling motor to troll around? What longer rod would you recommend something around 10' I do more tight lining crappie than anything. I am using my 7'10" cranking rod and my other 7' cranking rod right now because of the soft tip.