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Redington Crosswater Fly Fishing Gear: 4-Pc Path II Outfit w/ 9' Reel Combo Kit EXPIRED

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Sport.woot.com [woot.com] has Redington Fly Fishing Rods and Combos on sale as listed below. Shipping is $6 or free w/ Prime.

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4-Piece Path II Outfit 990-4S Saltwater Fly Fishing Combo Kit [woot.com] (9WT 9') $90.99
4-Piece Crosswater 590-4 Fly Fishing Combo Kit [woot.com](5WT 9') $81.99
4-Piece Crosswater 890-4 Fly Fishing Rod w/ Bag [woot.com](8WT 9') $46.99
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Thumbs up for maybe the cheapest possible way to get a full fly fishing setup. That being said, I'm not sure how forgiving or friendly these rods are to cast and I can add that the cross water reel is the worst reel I've ever used. It jams, pinches line, barely fits any backing, and I occasionally have to take it apart while fishing to fix jams.

Although a decent amount more expensive, for trout, I'd usually suggest beginners get a rod like either the Redington classic trout or the Fenwick aetos paired with a click reel like the reddington zero or something similar. I even have an old plastic scientific anglers click reel I picked up used at a tackle shop for something like $7 that I still use. Unless you need a drag (steelhead, saltwater, etc.) I'd just recommend a click reel as it's basically just a line holder and good disc drag reels are expensive.

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09-30-2022 at 07:17 AM #3
Thumbs up for maybe the cheapest possible way to get a full fly fishing setup. That being said, I'm not sure how forgiving or friendly these rods are to cast and I can add that the cross water reel is the worst reel I've ever used. It jams, pinches line, barely fits any backing, and I occasionally have to take it apart while fishing to fix jams.

Although a decent amount more expensive, for trout, I'd usually suggest beginners get a rod like either the Redington classic trout or the Fenwick aetos paired with a click reel like the reddington zero or something similar. I even have an old plastic scientific anglers click reel I picked up used at a tackle shop for something like $7 that I still use. Unless you need a drag (steelhead, saltwater, etc.) I'd just recommend a click reel as it's basically just a line holder and good disc drag reels are expensive.
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09-30-2022 at 10:04 AM #4
Quote from Arjay12987 :
Thumbs up for maybe the cheapest possible way to get a full fly fishing setup. That being said, I'm not sure how forgiving or friendly these rods are to cast and I can add that the cross water reel is the worst reel I've ever used. It jams, pinches line, barely fits any backing, and I occasionally have to take it apart while fishing to fix jams.

Although a decent amount more expensive, for trout, I'd usually suggest beginners get a rod like either the Redington classic trout or the Fenwick aetos paired with a click reel like the reddington zero or something similar. I even have an old plastic scientific anglers click reel I picked up used at a tackle shop for something like $7 that I still use. Unless you need a drag (steelhead, saltwater, etc.) I'd just recommend a click reel as it's basically just a line holder and good disc drag reels are expensive.
Surprising to hear about the crosswater reel jamming and pinching line! I have one but haven't used it too much (just practice casting) but my buddy borrowed it. Haven't used it in a while since I've been out of it with fishing in general, but never had any complaints or issues with the reel.

Which size reel do you have and what kind of backing do you have on it? I have the 4/5/6 and was able to get 100yds of 20lb Dacron on it no problem.
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09-30-2022 at 01:59 PM #5
Great price all around. Picked up Crosswater in hopes my kids (or wife) take up the sport
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09-30-2022 at 02:09 PM #6
The path combos are decent - I'd rate them a step above the entry level orvis/bean combos generally. Really good deals here.
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09-30-2022 at 02:24 PM #7
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Surprising to hear about the crosswater reel jamming and pinching line! I have one but haven't used it too much (just practice casting) but my buddy borrowed it. Haven't used it in a while since I've been out of it with fishing in general, but never had any complaints or issues with the reel.

Which size reel do you have and what kind of backing do you have on it? I have the 4/5/6 and was able to get 100yds of 20lb Dacron on it no problem.
I've had one for 4 years with no issues.
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09-30-2022 at 02:44 PM #8
For what it's worth, I have the Crosswater 590 combo and have had no issues with it. It gets used a few times a week. I've caught trout, crappie, catfish, panfish, and bass on it and it's handled all of them fine. No complaints for the price!
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10-01-2022 at 08:20 AM #9
The big pic of all the rods tell you nothing about them !? Woots problem is very little info about the product. If you don't know about the item already, you probably will not buy, using their descriptions ???
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10-01-2022 at 08:26 AM #10
I bought the Path II 590 on a recommendation to get started fly fishing, and it is great for that. After a couple trips with it, I do recommend picking up new line with welded loops.

A few trips in of enjoying my Path, I swapped setups with my buddy($1000+) for a section of the river. It was obviously super nice. When I asked if I really needed to spend that much for a buttery smooth setup, he suggested putting new line in. It was definitely worth it. The welded loops made the line snag less and way easier to change out my leaders on the water(more time fishing less time fighting line), and I felt like my casting/presentation was way better. This is the line he suggested to me Scientific Anglers Mastery Series MPX Taper Fly Line https://a.co/d/08boxrB
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10-01-2022 at 08:57 AM #11
I see a couple people saying they have the 590s is there any of the combo kits someone would suggest over the others and why? Would like to purchase but not sure what would be best?
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10-01-2022 at 09:19 AM #12
GREAT find. I am a big woot guy... but missed this. Bought one for me and one for a kid!
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10-01-2022 at 09:25 AM #13
Damn, I'd jump on this in a second if I hadn't just bought a cheap Wakeman fly combo on Amazon yesterday. I still might, but the one I got was on a heavy discount too so it's still a big bump in price.
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10-01-2022 at 09:37 AM #14
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I see a couple people saying they have the 590s is there any of the combo kits someone would suggest over the others and why? Would like to purchase but not sure what would be best?
590s is the weight and length. 5 weight 9 feet. 5wt is an all around trout rod. It's also a good size for Bass fishing also. 490 = 4 wt 9'. I use a 490 type rod for trout for a lot of local rivers in colorado. Makes small trout seem big and big fish feel gigantic. When I hunt big trout (>20") I use a 5wt to 6wt. The greater the weight the "easier" it will be to land fish. Always keep the trout wet and handle with care unless you are going to eat them. Hope this helps
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10-01-2022 at 11:15 AM #15
I have to agree. These descriptions are very vague, would need to see it in person.
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