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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Riverside
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That Tranx looks nice. Since you guys mentioned the toro 50 and curado ej. Which do you like better? I've been looking to get a beefy bait caster that will last.
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: oceanside
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I would go with a revo toro.
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Join Date: May 2010
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i dont have a curado but a citica. citica has worked well in the salt, no problems.
the shimano VBS has little plastic weights that is easy to lose. the toro IBD has switches (for lack of a better term) for cast control. i dont even adjust the cast control, just use the thumb for cast control. so not that big of deal. both are nice but i like my toro for it's size. all depends on what size reel you prefer, toro 50 are a little larger than curado's, toro 60 even bigger. they all need regular maintenance for saltwater use which is easy to do on your own.
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Quote:
offer good for toro 50 and winch too
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Larry Dahlberg...the best of the best....my fishing idol!
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Orange County, ca
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It comes down to hand size...I have medium size hands so I prefer the curado more...if you have bigger hands then go with toro. Both cast very well and very simple to maintain. The other up in my opinion is the curado has a more comfy handle but the toro comes with two
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Orange County, ca
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hope they come out with a curado version
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