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Penn Battle II 4000 Spinning Reel $64.87
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Penn Battle II 4000 Spinning Reel 64.87 Best price I've seen on this reel in awhile. Walmart usually has nice prices on Penn Gear in the spring.
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 5/16/2024, 12:07 PM| Sold By | Sale Price |
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| Product Name: | Penn Battle II 4000 Spinning Reel |
| Product Description: | Berkley PowerBait makes novice anglers good and good anglers great! Berkley scientists have spent over 25 years perfecting an irresistible scent and flavor - the exclusive PowerBait formula. Fish love PowerBait so much - it entices the most wary fish and gets them to hold on 18 times longer which gives you the time and confidence to Feel More Bites Set More Hooks and Catch More Fish! |
| Product SKU: | 827696274 |
| UPC: | 31324172982 |
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Here you go.
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Secondly, there are tons of fishing Youtube channels out there. If you're in the Mid-West, you might be fishing the Great Lakes, so find a YouTuber's channel that fishes the Great Lakes or rivers and streams you might want to fish. That will show you the tackle they're using. I'm on the Gulf Coast, so I'm generally fishing saltwater, but I have a friend who lives in Ohio, and he fishes the Great Lakes and other local fresh water, and for the most part, he uses about the same spinning setup that I use for fishing in my local bay.
Thirdly, see if there's a local fishing forum in your area or a Facebook page dedicated to fishing your area. There almost always is something, a forum, a FB page, some other online resource, for every area where people fish.
Fourthly, when you go to the local tackle shop, see if you can find a charter who will take you for a fee. It's worth it to go with someone who knows what they're doing. You can ask them questions about the gear and baits and see where they go. I've been fishing my whole life and I still do charters every now and then. It's nice to be able to go fishing without having to do all the work. Usually they'll even clean the fish for you, but keep in mind, it's customary to tip, and doing so, will encourage the charter to do a good job for you if you use them again.
Hope all that helps. Good luck!
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Did you hit the link? Can you read? Sold and ship by Amazon.
Going to echo that your best advice will come from the local tackle shops. I primarily fish the ocean and my gear and knowledge would be fairly irrelevant to your geography.
I'm also jealous that your wife initiated the idea of fishing. Good luck out there!
Wow how original, so funny.
It all depends on the finish you're after. You're probably going to want to sand up at around 240 grit at least. You'll want some respirators for sure.