Quantum Aruba ALD30PT Big Game Combos FS--SOLD

[silverking]

(2) New Quantum Aruba ALD30PT conventional trolling rigs for sale. The two-speed reels feature 5 saltwater ball bearings made from a special nitrogen-alloy steel for corrosion protection, Dual Carbon Drag system with oversized drag washers for maximum heat dissipation and smooth performance. The spool is supported by 3 stainless steel Performance Tuned bearings to ensure perfect rotation under heavy loads. The Aruba PT gears are CNC machined of stainless steel for durability and performance. The reel itself is made from rugged billet aluminum. It quickly dissembles for easy maintenance. The stainless steel reel handle is equipped with an oversized knob. The gear ratios are 3.2:1 and 1.7:1 when the going gets tough. These reels can hold 750 yards of 30 pound monofilament and they're pre-loaded with new Penn 30 line. Original boxes, reel covers and manuals are included. The matching Cabo 6-foot standup rods (CB60T) have a slick stainless steel butt with gimbal mount and cap, EVA foam foregrip, a set of 5 AFTCO stainless steel roller guides, plus roller tip, and a glossy black finish with aqua blue butt wraps. The line class for the rods is 16-30 pound test. These outfits are new. They were carried on the boat one time for a photo shoot and are in excellent condition with no scratches or blemishes whatsoever. If you like to chase dolphin, wahoo, tuna or billfish, these combos will handle most everything that swims in the Gulf!

$900 for the pair.

Located in Tallahassee, I can meet halfway for delivery or ship at buyer's expense. Cash, money order or PayPal accepted. SOLD

[silverking]

No mahi mashers on board?

How 'bout 'hoo hos?

Bueller, Bueller?

[big bend gyrene]

Silverking, hard times, man, hard times... heck there are BOATS going for about a grand in these parts right now! Shallow as water is for most on this board, going out for just the current limit of groupa has gotten too cost prohibitive, much less on out for mahi and hoo hoos...

[Harmsway]

Check out Big Bend Brian's post . . .
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Looks like he's a Shimano/Penn man, though.