ceymar or inspiria for precision rod??

  • Justin Laack
    Austin,mn
    Posts: 478
    #1732142

    Currently looking to pair either the ceymar 10 or inspiria 20 on my precision. Mainly will be used as a walleye and perch rod on ML, LOW, and southern lakes. So a few chances a year at bigger eyes but mostly 20″ and under sized fish. Leaning towards the ceymar cause of the price being I can get 2 of them for price of 1 inspiria especially if I come home from the ice show tomorrow with another tuned up rod.. Will the ceymar have enough power to handle some upper 20″ eyes or am I just better off going with the inspiria? Thanks

    nhamm
    Inactive
    Robbinsdale
    Posts: 7348
    #1732169

    Enough power for a walleye? jester

    Good one.

    I’ve caught some pretty big fish on some pretty $hitty reels. Either of those will work. Don’t split hairs when not needed.

    James Holst
    Keymaster
    SE Minnesota
    Posts: 18926
    #1732210

    Currently looking to pair either the ceymar 10 or inspiria 20 on my precision. Mainly will be used as a walleye and perch rod on ML, LOW, and southern lakes. So a few chances a year at bigger eyes but mostly 20″ and under sized fish. Leaning towards the ceymar cause of the price being I can get 2 of them for price of 1 inspiria especially if I come home from the ice show tomorrow with another tuned up rod.. Will the ceymar have enough power to handle some upper 20″ eyes or am I just better off going with the inspiria? Thanks

    Knowing that the reel will be going on a Precision my vote is for the Ceymar. That real is hard to beat for the price and is more than enough reel to handle any walleye you’ll ever bump into.

    milemark_714
    Posts: 1285
    #1732218

    I got one Ceymar 10,it can handle a 14lb bowfin and some decent pike in open water.

    A nice reel,seems a little better than Shimano sahara for less $$$.

    tim hurley
    Posts: 5807
    #1732219

    Not sure where you live milemark but if you catch a 14lb Bowfin here in Minnesota you have just caught a state record.

    curleytail
    Posts: 674
    #1732237

    Wow, better than a Sahara? Would others agree with that? I’ve been pretty happy with my 500 Siennas for panfish but if the Ceymars are that good I might have to try one.

    Tucker

    Justin Laack
    Austin,mn
    Posts: 478
    #1732261

    Ok thanks guys for your input, Ceymar it is.

    bullcans
    Northfield MN
    Posts: 2000
    #1732271

    I agree with James
    I bought a Ceymar last winter for $39 and it is an awesome reel

    milemark_714
    Posts: 1285
    #1732313

    Not sure where you live milemark but if you catch a 14lb Bowfin here in Minnesota you have just caught a state record.

    Caught it across from Winona last spring.Just under 14 on an old spring scale,it was big and gnarly.I believe a lot of record rough fish go undocumented.Like the big gar I caught with Randy W a few years ago,was over 40″ long.

    The Ceymar is nice with a smooth drag.I totally cleaned it when I got it,the factory gets carried away with grease/lube.Hot sauce,a little goes a long way.

    To me,Shimano quality has gone down from years past.

    Jamin
    Hudson, WI
    Posts: 925
    #1732819

    I was convinced by people on here last season to put one on my TUCR PP, loved it. Now have a Ceymar C10 on my Commander and Fusion, and spare waiting for my next weakness of purchasing.

    Stop thinking, buy, and enjoy!

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