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BrokeLoser 02-25-2013 04:31 AM

Help me decide...Avet JX or LX?
 
Single speed or 2 speed for difference in cash?
Putting together another 30-40# setup. Primarily fishing from the yak.

yaker81 02-25-2013 04:59 AM

Don't waste your money on a 2 speed, especially fishing from a kayak. Jx vs lx. Jx is easier to cast due to the narrow spool. Put some 65lb spectra, top it off with some 40lb floro and your good to go.

oneyedeer 02-25-2013 05:43 AM

The question would be which type of line are you planning to fish...mono or spectra? Both have more then enough drag for 30-40lb setup

If 100% mono then LX
If any combination with spectra then JX

I actually like the 2spd just in case you do go on a boat

ful-rac 02-25-2013 06:07 AM

No 2 speed isnt necsessary but if you can afford it why not? 2 speed does come in handy when your crankn up that pesky BSB from the bottom or that huge YT you cant get a crank on...

StinkyMatt 02-25-2013 06:23 AM

Just purchased one of each from CharkBait.

The JX pulled out a 33 YT without any probs. 2 speed? Why?


They are both nice and shiny..........your choice. On a kayak you will not need anything more than a JX.

danjor 02-25-2013 07:19 AM

This post was very helpful because I also was wondering what ever to get. And I'll agree 2 speed is not necessary and you can still catch fish without it just fine, but also carbon fiber paddle or a HDS fish finder is not necessary but man they are sure nice.
Only time I have ever used my 2nd speed on my tyrnos is when squid fishing, made it actually enjoyable to drag them up from the depths lol.

BrokeLoser 02-25-2013 07:35 PM

I decided on the single speed JX...thanks for all your advice!


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