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I still have a couple old Shimano spinning reels that had drags on the bottom

Not to long ago spending more then $30 on your ice fishing rod/reel would mean you were a rich man, but nowadays you can spend upwards of $80 on a rod alone (Thorne Bros) and easily drop another $30 on a matching reel (my wallet agrees with me)

The 7' rod gives you enough length for good casting distance while staying manageable and comfortable throughout the day
Satisfying storage needs for a variety of tackle

Best Rod and Reel Combo: Daiwa BG Inshore Spinning Combo Best Fly Rod: Sage Salt R8 Best Spinning: Penn Carnage III Best Jigging: Bubba Tidal Pro Spinning Best Casting: Fenwick HMG Inshore Best Inshore: Star Rods Seagis Spinning Best Offshore: Shimano Terez Best for the Money: Ugly Stik Carbon Inshore Most Versatile: Penn Ally II Conventional Best Rod and Reel Combo: Daiwa BG Inshore Spinning Combo best rod and reel combo Daiwa BG Inshore Spinning Combo Pros Great price point Excellent drag system Sensitive one-piece graphite construction Cons Heavier reel Specs Lengths: 7 10 Power: Medium light, Medium, Medium heavy Construction: Graphite Action: Fast Coming in at $159 on the high end, Daiwa has put together one of the most affordable rod and reel combos on the market thats perfect for anglers new to saltwater

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