This great Shakespeare Sea Spin Fishing Kit is supplied with a 9ft 2pc rod with a casting weight of 1-3oz, a Beta 50FD reel spooled with mono, 2 x Shakespeare Devils Own lures + terminal tackle. This kit is the perfect starter kit for sea spinning and ready to fish - just add water!
> Fishing kit
> Made for sea fishing
> Complete kit
> 9' 2 Piece Spinning Rod
> Casting weight 1-3oz (40-80g)
> Beta 50 FD Reel
> 2x Devils Own Lures, 2x 2oz Lead, 5x 3/0 Hooks, 5x Fluorescent Red beads, 5x barrel swivel in bag, 5x link swivel in bag, Tackle Box
For our full range of Shakespeare visit SportsDirect
Product code: 949224
Top comments
airdsuk
29 Aug 163#9
And they cant even spell coarse :-)
All comments (21)
Burhanu79
25 Aug 16#1
looks very good for the price
MoreBeer77
25 Aug 16#2
Junk... Wouldn't be any good for course fishing let alone sea fishing.
magpiecleaningco to MoreBeer77
29 Aug 16#19
Of coarse it wouldn't...
ShootistUK
25 Aug 16#3
Ended up buying £35 worth of odds and ends including the rod! Wonder when I will ever get time to use it now!
duvinrouge
25 Aug 16#4
The reel is worth it on its own and even if it only lasts a few trips , then it will have paid for itself. Heat on Baby!
bettyboo3
25 Aug 16#5
is there nothing that Shakespeare couldn't do??!!! :laughing:
MoreBeer77
25 Aug 161#6
The reel is naff, single BB, gears are naff... Whole build is naff and far from anything suitable for sea fishing... At best it will do for light course... Rod is not much fun there tho... Check out Decathlon... Bought a telescopic from there for about £20, quality rod, reel and some tackle... 3 year guarantee... Had a 22lb common no problem... Nice lil stalking sesh... Solid gear for a budget, plus a decent guarantee.
Midnight Tboy
29 Aug 162#7
I'm sure for someone who just wants to test the hobby out with the kids off the end of a pier somewhere this would suit fine at this price. Sure, it ain't going to be top notch, and attract the 'experts' to criticise, but no point splashing out on robust/expensive kit if turns out don't like the hobby. Remember as a kid myself, fishing off end of the ship docked in at suez canal using just my fingers and a line. May have a dabble myself at this price.
Gordinho
29 Aug 161#8
The bike wars we used to see here seem to have calmed down a bit where people of one budget used to love to dismiss anything below their budget as BSO (bicycle shaped objects) only to be shot down later on by somebody with a greater budget than them.
So yes, this is a FRSO (fishing rod shaped object) but sometimes people just want to dip their toe in the water rather than committing to something wholeheartedly without underpinning knowledge, have a play and if you like it then commit to upgrading at the soonest opportunity. Buy the best you can afford is my rule of thumb rather than buy at all costs. Upgrade your kit as your experience and budget allows.
We've all seen brand snobs who dive in and throw money about, "all the gear and no idea" sums them up.
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This great Shakespeare Sea Spin Fishing Kit is supplied with a 9ft 2pc rod with a casting weight of 1-3oz, a Beta 50FD reel spooled with mono, 2 x Shakespeare Devils Own lures + terminal tackle. This kit is the perfect starter kit for sea spinning and ready to fish - just add water!
> Fishing kit
> Made for sea fishing
> Complete kit
> 9' 2 Piece Spinning Rod
> Casting weight 1-3oz (40-80g)
> Beta 50 FD Reel
> 2x Devils Own Lures, 2x 2oz Lead, 5x 3/0 Hooks, 5x Fluorescent Red beads, 5x barrel swivel in bag, 5x link swivel in bag, Tackle Box
For our full range of Shakespeare visit SportsDirect
Product code: 949224
Top comments
All comments (21)
So yes, this is a FRSO (fishing rod shaped object) but sometimes people just want to dip their toe in the water rather than committing to something wholeheartedly without underpinning knowledge, have a play and if you like it then commit to upgrading at the soonest opportunity. Buy the best you can afford is my rule of thumb rather than buy at all costs. Upgrade your kit as your experience and budget allows.
We've all seen brand snobs who dive in and throw money about, "all the gear and no idea" sums them up.