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Q:Fishermen?!?! Looking for some opinions to see if I'm thinking correctly about a potential addition of a different style of rod to my small collection. I was raised on spinning reel/rod from the day I grew out of my Zebco youth combo. And 95% of my fishing at the time was out of my dad's boat trolling with bottom bouncer and spinner. Just not a lot of variation to our fishing I guess. Well as I got older I just never really ventured out from the spinning setup, even when I started more casting styles. So I'm 27 now, do a fair amount of fishing, have some very good spinning rods, and now I'm wondering if I'm missing out by not having a casting setup. So would you guys say if I am doing a fair amount of casting I should have one rod meant for that and what are the considerations I should put into looking at expanding my equipment. What are some key things I need to know about fishing with that setup? (it's not like I'm completely foreign to a casting rod and reel, just haven't had one of my own and haven't fished with one much. Especially enough to know how to get one dialed in for my casting style, and for different lure/jig weights, that kind of thing). Sorry for the LONG post but any feedback would be much appreciated!!!! THanks
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