Walmart has Abu Garcia Blackmax Spinning Fishing Rod and Reel Combo w/ Bait Pack on sale for $25. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 15-day trial) or on $35+ orders.
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Walmart has Abu Garcia Blackmax Spinning Fishing Rod and Reel Combo w/ Bait Pack on sale for $25. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 15-day trial) or on $35+ orders.
Thanks to Deal Hunter PennyFound for sharing this deal
Our research indicates that this is $21.96 lower (46% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $46.96 at the time of this posting.
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The problem with these deals is they don't tell you ANYTHING about the rod or reel. No power ratings, weight ratings, action type, spool capacity... Nothing.
For a BUDGET spinning reel, at around $30, the Shimano Sienna line is decent. Ramp up to $50-60 and you can get a Pflueger President or a Daiwa Regal LT. You can spend a lot more than that, but those are my sweet spots for value.
Rods have a lot of options, but a Berkley Cherrywood isn't a bad place to start.
If it's for a kid starting out, the Zebco 33 combo for around $30 is hard to beat for a combo. Strip the factory line and put something decent on it. The big warning here is that this is a starter rod and reel. Once you do any amount of fishing, you can then step into something more tailored to your style of fishing.
What type of fishes can be caught with this rod and great for beginnners?
This is not salt rated (not found on description) but you can still salt fish just need to make sure you clean with fresh water after salt fishing. As for fish, you could literally catch almost all in shore, bank, or even some nice size fishes on any water. What's matter is the time, location, and bait used. Anyway, I got a better combo ugly stik for 30$ not too long ago from Walmart
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The problem with these deals is they don't tell you ANYTHING about the rod or reel. No power ratings, weight ratings, action type, spool capacity... Nothing.
For a BUDGET spinning reel, at around $30, the Shimano Sienna line is decent. Ramp up to $50-60 and you can get a Pflueger President or a Daiwa Regal LT. You can spend a lot more than that, but those are my sweet spots for value.
Rods have a lot of options, but a Berkley Cherrywood isn't a bad place to start.
If it's for a kid starting out, the Zebco 33 combo for around $30 is hard to beat for a combo. Strip the factory line and put something decent on it. The big warning here is that this is a starter rod and reel. Once you do any amount of fishing, you can then step into something more tailored to your style of fishing.
Abu Garcia used to be a great brand. This reel is not great. Even Penn has garbage out there now. For $25, getting a reel and rod is not a bad deal, but this is a starter setup at best. I always say start with a good reel first. You can find people selling used reels on eBay for same price that are three steps ahead of this thing. Pay a little more for a good reel and you can dial in the rod that suits your tastes later.
The problem with these deals is they don't tell you ANYTHING about the rod or reel. No power ratings, weight ratings, action type, spool capacity... Nothing.
For a BUDGET spinning reel, at around $30, the Shimano Sienna line is decent. Ramp up to $50-60 and you can get a Pflueger President or a Daiwa Regal LT. You can spend a lot more than that, but those are my sweet spots for value.
Rods have a lot of options, but a Berkley Cherrywood isn't a bad place to start.
If it's for a kid starting out, the Zebco 33 combo for around $30 is hard to beat for a combo. Strip the factory line and put something decent on it. The big warning here is that this is a starter rod and reel. Once you do any amount of fishing, you can then step into something more tailored to your style of fishing.
The problem with these deals is they don't tell you ANYTHING about the rod or reel. No power ratings, weight ratings, action type, spool capacity... Nothing.
For a BUDGET spinning reel, at around $30, the Shimano Sienna line is decent. Ramp up to $50-60 and you can get a Pflueger President or a Daiwa Regal LT. You can spend a lot more than that, but those are my sweet spots for value.
Rods have a lot of options, but a Berkley Cherrywood isn't a bad place to start.
If it's for a kid starting out, the Zebco 33 combo for around $30 is hard to beat for a combo. Strip the factory line and put something decent on it. The big warning here is that this is a starter rod and reel. Once you do any amount of fishing, you can then step into something more tailored to your style of fishing.
Concur I have a zebco open reel that has lasted for years from Walmart I tell everyone that is the one to get. It always catches fish too it's a lucky pole.
Good deal for someone who wants to catch catfish and bass. I would rather go in Walmart and feel it out. It's a stiffer rod as I'm used to Ultra lights
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For a BUDGET spinning reel, at around $30, the Shimano Sienna line is decent. Ramp up to $50-60 and you can get a Pflueger President or a Daiwa Regal LT. You can spend a lot more than that, but those are my sweet spots for value.
Rods have a lot of options, but a Berkley Cherrywood isn't a bad place to start.
If it's for a kid starting out, the Zebco 33 combo for around $30 is hard to beat for a combo. Strip the factory line and put something decent on it. The big warning here is that this is a starter rod and reel. Once you do any amount of fishing, you can then step into something more tailored to your style of fishing.
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For a BUDGET spinning reel, at around $30, the Shimano Sienna line is decent. Ramp up to $50-60 and you can get a Pflueger President or a Daiwa Regal LT. You can spend a lot more than that, but those are my sweet spots for value.
Rods have a lot of options, but a Berkley Cherrywood isn't a bad place to start.
If it's for a kid starting out, the Zebco 33 combo for around $30 is hard to beat for a combo. Strip the factory line and put something decent on it. The big warning here is that this is a starter rod and reel. Once you do any amount of fishing, you can then step into something more tailored to your style of fishing.
For a BUDGET spinning reel, at around $30, the Shimano Sienna line is decent. Ramp up to $50-60 and you can get a Pflueger President or a Daiwa Regal LT. You can spend a lot more than that, but those are my sweet spots for value.
Rods have a lot of options, but a Berkley Cherrywood isn't a bad place to start.
If it's for a kid starting out, the Zebco 33 combo for around $30 is hard to beat for a combo. Strip the factory line and put something decent on it. The big warning here is that this is a starter rod and reel. Once you do any amount of fishing, you can then step into something more tailored to your style of fishing.
For a BUDGET spinning reel, at around $30, the Shimano Sienna line is decent. Ramp up to $50-60 and you can get a Pflueger President or a Daiwa Regal LT. You can spend a lot more than that, but those are my sweet spots for value.
Rods have a lot of options, but a Berkley Cherrywood isn't a bad place to start.
If it's for a kid starting out, the Zebco 33 combo for around $30 is hard to beat for a combo. Strip the factory line and put something decent on it. The big warning here is that this is a starter rod and reel. Once you do any amount of fishing, you can then step into something more tailored to your style of fishing.
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