Water-resistant base material to keep your stuff dry

You never mentioned the price but thats alright I dont need anymore rods or reels right now about 2 weeks ago I bought both a bait caster and spinning rod both st croix tournament inshore rods and about a year ago I bought a lews inshore speed spool to replace a shimano citica baitcaster that an idiot boater who tangled my line in one of his props yanked overboard anyways I had diawa before back in 2009 I bought 3 diawa inshore coastal baitcast reels and still have them and use them there great reels but the new this years models are about 150 more then I paid in 09 in 09 I paid 200 bucks a pop now there 350 to me thats a little steep besides my citicas only cost me 150 a piece and there great reels all of my reels are of great quality and they last but thats because I take care of all my equipment from my boat and trailer and gear to my truck I have seen alot of anglers buy some pretty exspensive rods and reels only to have them fall apart in a very short time period only because they never take care of them they think that because they are exspensive that one does not need to do any maintenance at all but in fact thats as further from the truth as it gets but thats them not me not made of money so I respect and take care of what I own and buy thanks for the report and all you do Ive founbd that using power pro or other braids, almost every bait caster is nearly backlash proof

The long drop point gives you reach and stability, and the removable thumb stud is a smart touch
The rowboat also serves as an exit from the hub back to Fishing Guild, allowing players to leave the hub via the 'leave' option
ELT5000 - Bearings: 4BB + 1RB, Gear Ratio: 5.7:1, Line per turn: 47.4", Weight: 22.5 ounces, Mono Capacity: 14/470, 17/380, Braid Capacity: 50/360, 65/310, Drag Max: 17.6
spinning rod great transaction