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I'm a hardcore Shimano guy but I have been looking at the Abu Garcia Revo Inshore.



Thoughts? Opinions?

I have a co-worker who uses them.

this one is new to me, but i use a garcia brute 6600 and it is like holding a manitowac crane in your hands and having your way with em. holds 250 yds o 14lb and 300 o 12lb. i stopped losing fish when i could keep up with the fast ones. 6.3 to 1 gears and you are in highspeed retrive.
i gotta say that ol garcia has produced some good stuff in the last few years, considering the other crap they made.
hope hat helps good luck
furthermore i fish kayaks mostly and normaly use the big boats just to get to the excitement faster. using alot of spinning,
and getting familiar with the fly action rigs tougher than it looks when your in the yak. but i have spooled the old garcia and made days at the rigs, very awsome
here are a few from out of my back yard with my dad and nephew from south texas

I usta have a smoker like that one. Hurricane Rita stole it from me.

i got a few revo inshores last summer and trust me youll like em guy on ebay has em new in box the inshore series for 189$

I've got 2 of the Inshore's. Had them for a couple of years. They have performed VERY well. One is spooled with mono, the other with braid.
Best of luck.............

Very good reel.

Found mine on sale for $129 about a year ago, should have two for that price.

Will never hold up in saltwater like a Shimano...and all you need for proof is visit a few reel shops.....Shimano is the best reels on the market...they have no competition .....

Yea w get a lil educated 4 u open ur trap bc u obviously haven't talked to a reel shop the revo inshore saltwater version built better than any curado Calcutta or chronarch it's comparable to shimano core I've fished w both