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Homie you didn’t catch a fish cuz your using freaking BULLHEAD, A TYPE OF CATFISH

I've had the 6500 C3 for many years and have caught a lot of barracuda in off shore/nearshore salt water fishing. Just slays them. Fabulous for rock fish and lings. Definitely a good reel for fishing all fresh and some nearshore saltwater use. Too small for deep water use, and don't try it for yellowtail unless you're catching local home guard yellows. Ugly sticks are good tough rods. They're heavy and have no feel but they're cheap and durable. A garden hose has more sensitivity. But it's a perfect beater. I have an Ugly stick Tiger rod. The tip is soft with a strong backbone. But I wouldn't want to cast it all day. They're not G. Loomis, but it doesn't cost like G. Loomis or Shimano Calcutta rods You can get one for $40-$70. Perfect for river fishing where high end gear is not needed for soaking chicken livers or stink baits for cats.

I can't get any baits to go through the duckweed at the pond I go to its so aggravating

Get a 7-foot zebco rhino tough glow tip rod they come with lifetime warranty unlike Shakespeare's ugly stik and you can get it in one piece or two and how thick was the line that you said you put on there I don't even use that thick of a line for my leaders bridge Fishing all you need is 15 to 20 lb braid 30 lb braided liter for for Open water 50 lb braid leader for rock & jetties I'll be cleaning classy tie line to line knots, not to a barrel swivel 🧐 you know what if you buy $100 combo from sports authority you shouldn't even make a UA-cam video on it😅😅

He said improved clinch knot people 😂 Great video, i know how to spool a reel, i just watched this as a refresher. Thanks for making this video brother!

The reel has lasted my friend for 4 years now and I just got one at Walmart very happy with the look and feeling and balance is nice. Im a big Shakespeare guy and UGLY Stick is great combo. Okay so there is some lemon 🍋 I've see bit nothing for me to Kerr about descent combo worth every cent. I don't need expensive to get begins.

I got the silver one like it a lot Lew's Xfinity is a good deal for the price point ☝🏼 like my pole with 6 lbs line but haven't had that happen to me yet. That sucks i hope it doesn't happen. Line stuck

What is the reel size ?

Yes, you can spool the braided line straight to the spool on the real. I have done that for years. I don't use Monophillment for backing at all

Lol thats not the reason you use backing

I would like to find out more about the reel. I see a lot of mixed reviews on Amazon about the reel either jamming up or just plain crapping out. While those are my concerns, the biggest thing I'm coming across with budget spinning reels is the neck being so weak in a way when you're pulling in a heavy load that it starts to buckle. You can literally see the reel twisting back and forth side to side on its neck. I'd just assume getting an aluminum frame reel. But the problem I'm running into is spinning reels manufacturers like Daiwa and Penn don't make a 4000 size spinning reel with a 5. 3:1 or 5.0: 1 gear ratio.

Looks great! I am one of those people who wants to buy more fishing rods than I have the actual time for! 😂

Am I stupid or is there no switch to allow reverse?

What size is the backing

Great Sound!

Hey man, new to the area could you tell me about any spots on the Patoka river?

Annoying ass little kids need to be doing some chores

That is one tough combo

Next time you get the urge to try carp again try bleeding them before you kill them. It's not inhumane and they just kind of slowly, peacefully go to sleep. Turn your carp, or any other fish actually, and you'll see this thin line of flesh separating the two gills underneath the head. That's where their, jugular vein, is. Using a good pair of kitchen sheers cut through that flesh. If you don't see a lot of blood immediately then you didn't cut deep enough. Once you make the cut put them back in your fish basket, live well, or just keep them on your stringer and lower them back into the water so that they can properly bleed out. The water helps stop the blood from coagulating so that it's still beating heart pumps 99% of the blood out of the fish. It's the blood that gives fish that fishy taste. But carp, buffalo fish, gar fish, suckers, and even catfish, their blood is unusually strong and that is exactly the biggest reason people complain about the taste of fish. Soaking them over night in a saltwater brine helps. But is nowhere as effective as bleeding your fish. This should be done just before you leave for the day unless you have a cooler full of ice to keep them cool. Even if you do. I'd still suggest waiting until just before you stop fishing for the day. Then cut their throats put them back in the water and give them a good five minutes to bleed out. Don't hit them in the head or otherwise kill them before bleeding. It'll still do a decent job but without the beating heart pumping the majority of the blood out. Your still going to have some unseen blood flavoring the meat. Put them on ice as quickly as you can once they are bled out. Your fish also produce adrenaline while you're fighting them and bringing them in. Cutting their throats and allowing them to slowly, peacefully, bleed out in the water also helps alleviate most of the testosterone levels that can also effect the taste and quality of the meat. Good luck and tight lines.

If you don't mind me asking where on the patoka were you fishing?

My old rod reel combo died one day. It was thirty years old and the abu garcia gears crumbled to bits. I gave the rod to my son. He got his 1st boat. A still nice, Ocean City one piece. It was pretty stout for trolling a 24 inch pop gear gang in deep water.

Nice vid but didn't see whe actions you performed while applyin the line through the spool just seen the rod and table.

Hey that's Patoka lake

I just successfully restrung my Barbie Shakespeare reel! Thanks!

hi, this is Skye from Gomexus, I noticed that you are an Abu C3 reel user, we are designing a new handle for it, can you kindly provide your suggestions on grip shape, torque length, or any pain points while using it? We can send you for free to test after our product comes out!

You must be new to fishing I have the Lews and no problem your line was to big you should have got 10pound test but when you cheap out and get the crappie line that is what happens try the Trilene xl smooth casting alot better than the crap 1200 yards for15 bucks .

STARVING fish looks fun. OH Wait just like the lazy squirrels that are fine getting fed cause they dont know how to find it anymore. Enjoy the torture

Great review. I've owned three of these in 7.0:1 for about 4 years now. Great reels. Like you I find them to be very smooth and well made. I too have mine on 7' 0" Daiwa AIRD-X casting rods, Excellent reels.

Where is 6 month review? You still like it? Thanks.

What a brat that kid appeared to be in this video. Be seen and NOT heard kid. He should also keep his fingers out of the wire cutters. Lil mensa (and unaware dad). Fail 👎🏼

Would you happen to know if the reel body is made out of either graphite or aluminum?

Yall leave this dude alone! He tried showing how to do this with a phone camera. If you don't know what knot he tied, you don't need to be fishing and your on the wrong side of UA-cam! There's my good deed for the day lol

I put the pencil in a vice so I don’t need another person to hold it.

Awesome vid. Thanks for sharing

Thanks a lot. Great video !!

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Where is your 1 year review?

So I see your saying you have had 6 oz on there if I have a rod that can handle it do you think the reel would have an issue fluke jigging with 6-8 oz buck tails

What’s your opinion on using this for fluke bottom fishing ? Sometime I’m dropping 8 oz of lead to hold bottom so I’m not sure how it would hold

Stainless steel is going to eat your aluminum

Handsome man!

I have this, but the 7 footer... love it... such a solid setup that is fun for 2lb channels but can also handle the biggest fish...

The biggest yellow bass I caught is 13 incher

Nice Fish Bro!

I have two that are over 20 years old. They have been re-built a time or two.

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Just got my two 8-ft versions today. It looks like they've changed something compared to the one you're showing. They added an extra line guide near the tip. They're more bunched up at that end much like the orange catfish special rods from ugly stik. But all in all they're nice. The white rods feel lighter than the catfish special orange rods. Also the tips are stiffer than the catfish special rods. Plus the rear grip length on the catfish white rods are a tad bit shorter. I'll get back with you on what I think of the 8-foot version after I take them out on the water for a full day of fishing.

Just picked up two of the seven foot version. Great rods! Also ordered two of the 8 ft version. Can't wait to compare them to the orange 8 ft ugly stik catfish special bait casting rods that I have been using this year. The C3 is a great reel. Very smooth! But they're even better with the power handle added. If I was just throwing lures then I could get by with using the paddle handle. But for heavy sinkers and cut bait even with the sinkers only being up to 3 to 4 oz, paddle handle does give you cramps in your hands when retrieving. The power handles for the newer C3s are much more expensive than the flat power handle version that usually goes for $20 I ordered the bent power handles from Abu Garcia. Each handle cost me $59 a piece. Yikes! But ergonomics are important to me. So I was willing to pay that price to get handles that actually fit and we're made for my reels. Have you done a review yet on the orange ugly stik catfish special rods yet?

Wow… nice catch. Nice video

Bi do you know how to maintain this reel thanks