Is the quantum accurist pt any good?
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I saw this, the one with the flippin switch that has 5 pt bearings, with the maxcast skeletal spool, and the acs II cast control. I am looking for a reel that can be very versatile, and i have a pretty limited prince range. I would need this reel to handle very different things, from soft plastics to spinnerbaits and jigs, literally everything. can it do that for me, or is it a very specialized reel only for flipping and pitching? i have a very nice abu garcia ambassdeur i use for crankbaiting, but i dont normally take it to the local pond with me where i fish from the shore. So i would use this reel there and also when im fishing off the boat. i literally will need it to handle everything. other reels i have been looking at are the bass pro shops megacast and the megacast tourney special. I can get this accurist pt for for only 50 bucks brand new, and the list price is 130. should i go for it or will this not be what im looking for?
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Any product from quantum is sure to please. and the $50 price tag. extremely worth it!
Man that’s a good deal I would buy it I mostly use one rod for all my fishing and have never had any problems I think that would be fine.
I never was a fan of Zebco products , but to each his own I suppose.
I have a Daiwa US80XA on a Berkley Lightning 5 1/2 foot rod that I use for just about everything from crankbaits , spinners , plastic worms , jigs and a variety of top water lures. Shimano also makes decent reels.