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Abu Garcia 7’ Jordan Lee Fishing Rod and Reel Combo (Baitcast or Spinning) Expired
$50
$99.95
+ Free Store Pickup
Walmart has select Abu Garcia 7' Jordan Lee Fishing Rod and Reel Combos on sale for $50. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
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Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
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Thanks to Staff Member aepro for finding this deal.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Available:
- Right Handle (Baitcast)
- Left Handle (Baitcast)
- Right/Left Handle (Spinning)
- Lightweight and durable, graphite frame and sideplates with a machined aluminum spool. 1 piece, 24-ton graphite rod for a lightweight design and increased sensitivity. The Power Disk drag system gives you smooth drag performance.
- Recover 29" | 74cm of line for every turn of the crank. Gear ratio of 6.4:1.
- Max: 18lb | 8.1kg. Mono Capacity yd/lb: 145/12. Braid Capacity 140/30.
- 5 stainless steel HPCR bearings plus 1 instant anti-reverse bearing provides smooth operation for any fishing experience.
- The Jordan Lee Baitcast Combo is up for the next challenge. Lure rating of 3/8-3/4.
- Stainless steel guides are built to withstand tough fights and rough treatment without fraying the line.
- Paired with a Split handle for Split handed anglers
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Walmart has Abu Garcia 7' Jordan Lee Fishing Rod and Reel Combos on sale for $50. Shipping is free.
- Baitcast Right Handle [walmart.com]
- Baitcast Left Handle [walmart.com]
- Spinning Right/Left Handle [walmart.com]
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6.4:1, 29" or 74cm recovery
Basically an ideal combo for a beginner fisherman trying to fish for everything in a lake.
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edit: left handed model is available on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Abu-Garcia...551859
Is this a good rod for saltwater?
The other option is of course just to pay more for a reel that has more gaskets and seals on it to minimize salt intrusion into the bearings. Like the shimano spheros sw, costs more but is sealed more. Other angles of good rod for salt water would be your target species or rather size.... salt water fish can be much heavier. My suggestion would be to try fishing where you want to try with the equipment you have and just enjoy yourself, if problems do crop up you'll understand better how to fix by having the experience.
edit: left handed model is available on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Abu-Garcia...551859
FYI, "Left Handed" at amazon is the same as "Left Handled" at Walmart. The crank will be on the left side based on the answers to the questions on the page. To me, the crank on the left side is a "Right Handed" reel as it allows me to cast with my right (dominant) hand and reel with my less dominant left hand. Anyways, I much prefer to deal with Amazon than Walmart so thanks for sharing the link!
I do agree with you that I tent to consider it a right handed rod when the crank is on the left. Back in the day it was so hard to find a left side crank baitcaster so I never got into it.
The other option is of course just to pay more for a reel that has more gaskets and seals on it to minimize salt intrusion into the bearings. Like the shimano spheros sw, costs more but is sealed more. Other angles of good rod for salt water would be your target species or rather size.... salt water fish can be much heavier. My suggestion would be to try fishing where you want to try with the equipment you have and just enjoy yourself, if problems do crop up you'll understand better how to fix by having the experience.
thank you for your detailed answer. i'll use that method indeed. my question was more in regards to catching fish in saltwater and if this rod might be good for Tuna. i've never owned a reel so anything in this price range for a beginner would be good.
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The rod and reel on this deal is unlikely to survive a tuna. However, smaller halibut, calico bass and other near shore species would be served well. Perhaps borrowing or renting a rod/reel designed for larger fish like tuna might be an option. But really, do your research first if you want to fish tuna, just the cost of going aboard a group charter boat going 25 miles off shore for a full day starts at around $240. You might want to start with just the half day kelp bed boats for $65 a person. Kelp beds are just off shore but have plenty of things to catch. Also nothing wrong with going down to the local pier for free. Some states don't even require a fishing license if you fish off a pier.