New reel

hi guys I'm going up to wagoe and exmouth and looking for advice It will be my first time going to wagoe and I'm going to buy a ballooning outfit tyrnos 30 with 15kg mono with a live fibre 8ft rod but heard the tailor and other fish you can spin for on the beach need bigger reels I have a stradic 4000fj with 20lb I'm looking at getting either a stradic 6000fj or saragosa 6000 sw and putting 30lb braid my other though was a plfueger salt 60 was wondering what others use I will be mounting it on a penn prevail 9ft rod any help would be great 


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 I balloon whith a tld 50

Tue, 2015-07-07 18:22

 I balloon whith a tld 50 with 24 kg mono and 150lb wind on for help around ledges cliffs ect

20 lb stradic will be great for tailor

my only advise would be get a reel to run 50lb braid on and a strong glass rod to fish for pinks and mulloway round the ledges and beaches 

and a good pair of rock shoes if yor fishing ledges at wageo

i cant help with exy but can help with most things for wageo 

good luck!

 

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 Thanks callum I have a 12 ft

Tue, 2015-07-07 19:00

 Thanks callum I have a 12 ft beach rod that should handle the mullaway and pinkies I just read a few articles and they say to use slightly bigger reels for the tailor but that's cool will the tyrno 30 with 15 kg mono be too small it's just a easier size for down here and I can use on the boat 

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 Got a budget? Helps to

Tue, 2015-07-07 19:30

 Got a budget? Helps to figure your limit.

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 The stradic or gosa is about

Wed, 2015-07-08 22:14

 The stradic or gosa is about my budget 

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 15 kg fine mate i do alot of

Tue, 2015-07-07 19:30

 15 kg fine mate i do alot of my ballooning off the cliffs in kalbarri so heavier lines a must i have a tld 25 and get exactly 600m of 15 kg trilene on it the tyrnos is a similar size so similar copasity you'll like the higher retrieve on the tyrnos when retrieving from 300 odd meters out 

 

i'd stick with 20lb for tailor  round kalbarri 30lb up exxy way i would think 
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 Cool yeah I was looking at

Tue, 2015-07-07 19:35

 Cool yeah I was looking at putting the trilene big game on it. I look forward to it should be great the fishing with be great too need a holiday lol

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 can help with a swap for

Tue, 2015-07-07 19:43

 can help with a swap for bait bonito and calamarri if ya want a few give us a yell few vb cans will sought it out i also have dried bait thats tuff and will last the pickers and can leave out all night and re freeze 3 or 4 times and no smell i'm hangin to get up there me self but life keeps getting in the way haha

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 We are going up end of

Tue, 2015-07-07 20:42

 We are going up end of September do you know what might be around that time of the year and yeah thanks I might take you up on the offer for the bait 

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 Just before the ban mate,

Wed, 2015-07-08 14:07

 Just before the ban mate, start of summer good time for jumbo tailor mullas pinks and trevs round the rough country palagics may have gone north depending on water temps and currents but ya never no

Tailor- mate endless spots for tailor its hard to stay in a spot and work it when just over there looks just as good halco roostas, slide swim minnows, bullchops, white lead head jigs round the reef (cheap to loose)

When you get a tailor theres the perfect bait for your mulloway or maybe another suprize capture use the moons and tides and you'll come up trumps.

  

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 Thank I love catching jumbo

Wed, 2015-07-08 22:15

 Thank I love catching jumbo tailor they are fun to catch would like something nice too eat too :) 

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 the gosa 6000sw is much

Tue, 2015-07-07 21:52

 the gosa 6000sw is much bulkier and much stronger than the stradic 6000fj, i would be running 40lb to 50lb braid over there, also have a long topshot of leader. 

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 When you say bulkier how

Tue, 2015-07-07 23:28

 When you say bulkier how much the specs have them weighting in at the same or a few grams here or there 

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 The Stradic is a much better

Wed, 2015-07-08 13:02

 The Stradic or even sustains are a much better reel in my opinion, great track record in durability compared to the 'gosa, stick to 30lb to maintain your casting distance, be good for macks, tuna, cobia etc, as well as snapper, medium trevs etc, if you're looking at GTs in Exmouth you will need a larger outfit again.

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 Yeah I have a few smaller

Wed, 2015-07-08 22:18

 Yeah I have a few smaller stradics and a sustain love them just though the gosa are a more heavy duty reel yeah not looking at buying a outfit for gts I'd love one but don't really have the money and would never use it again or at least not regularly enough for the expense