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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/11 11:17:31 (permalink)
There's an Okuma Centerpin Combo for sale at****s Sporting Goods for $300.   Not sure if it's the original Sheffield or the Sheffield Sirata.  Didn't pay much attention to the model,  asked if i could buy the rod only and I got the Dickhead salute.   Not hard to find it, look for the longest rod in the store.
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/21 20:49:44 (permalink)
ORIGINAL: ShutUpNFish

IMO, a centerpin with a drag defeats the whole purpose for me....most of the satisfaction of using a pin is fighting the fish and YOU yourself being the drag.  I believe the dimensions of the sirata and the sheffield are the same except the sheffield has no drag system.  I know a few people with Sheffields, both of which I spooled up, and had no spooling issues.  And makes a fine starter reel

 
I own the sheffield and the islander and to be honest the sheffield spins better. IMO the sheffield is a good all around reel not just for starters. If I would have known that I would not have spent all that money on the islander because there is little or no difference in performance one is just prettier than the other but not worth the extra money.
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/25 23:48:58 (permalink)
Hey Dru, since you're correcting grammar on here now, why don't you police your buddy swinger.

"But I want people to know that I have a brain of my own so I will through in a big word like pompous."

I mean, are you kidding? After, you can work with him on to, too and two; and then and than. Thanks buddy.
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One fish, two fish. Red fish, blue fish.
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/26 07:56:10 (permalink)
"i don't agree with the way most of these new dudes/pinners go about their business on this board, therefore, i side with you on this one.......plus, they're not funny."Dru atleast we fish our equipment,from what I saw of you and your buds on 20 mile awhile back, perched upon a rock,you know the rest.Swinger can not save you,and you don't bring too many laughs yourself,have a good day in school. 
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/26 11:15:01 (permalink)
oh no must be the gang up on dru day    what ever shall i do???????? haha

this is like a month old dudes.  not gettin into this one
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/26 17:45:10 (permalink)
what's wrong,  don't want to play with us old dudes
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/26 18:26:57 (permalink)
nah very intimidated 
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/26 21:13:24 (permalink)
lol...good stuff...keep it going, month old or not, I love the entertainment!
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/27 13:06:18 (permalink)
after sitting in connemah medical center for the last three days i need some.My son was snowboarding at hidden valley when he thought he was on his mx bike and over shot a jump and crashed.got a good concussion,tore his kidney,spleen,& liver.just sitting around waiting for his body to heal it's self,if not, surgery which the doc's do not want to do.on the bright side after he pulls through this his,his physical activities will be very limited for quite awhile,so he will have to spend more time fishing with dad.       Are we going to do another get together in the spring?
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/27 14:16:57 (permalink)
that sucks mike no matter how you look at it...i sure hope your boy makes a full recovery.

on a brighter note...im all for a spring outing...maybe even hit OH. let me know and we can put some plans together...hopefully the weather will be better for this one.
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/27 18:37:43 (permalink)
That sure does suck bob, Tell your kid, go big or go home, only applies to the guys snowboarding out west with 8ft. of pow to land in. I hope he doesnt need surgery.

Let me know about a spring outing I'm up for it and yeah I'll go to ohio too.
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/27 18:42:56 (permalink)
he's got the "go big" thing down,I'm in for Ohio, will figure something out in the next few weeks,mother nature had best cooperate.

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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/30 12:09:14 (permalink)
Also I did a test at my tackle shop. We took all the pins they had(sheffied, islander,pains falls, raven ect. We gave them all a light tap. The sheffield spun far longer than all of them. Mind you it was just a light tap not a full spin. Plus the pains falls only spinned for less that a min while the sheffield span for almost 5 mins. The islander is still a sweet reel built well, I just dont think it peforms better. Nicer to look at and better build but I would have rather bought a really nice rod instead .JMO
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/30 18:36:00 (permalink)
it's not how long they spin but how easy. 

have a nice day.
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/30 23:30:30 (permalink)
ORIGINAL: pan de maiz

it's not how long they spin but how easy. 


" We gave them all a light tap. The sheffield spun far longer than all of them. Mind you it was just a light tap not a full spin"

It seems like a good start up for a "beginner real". I cant really tell the difference between the islander or the sheffield during start up. They both perform great, the islander is lighter and prettier, but works just as well. Like I said, buy a sheffield and with the hundreds you save buy a really nice pole. Fishon either way.
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/31 09:26:26 (permalink)
best bang for the buck is the UK trent...for less than $200.oo a reel that takes off and runs, the start up is better than my king pin or mykiss
sad but true...
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/31 11:33:14 (permalink)
ORIGINAL: Highstick

best bang for the buck is the UK trent...for less than $200.oo a reel that takes off and runs, the start up is better than my king pin or mykiss
sad but true...


UK trent???
What is that the unkuma trent?????
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/31 17:55:13 (permalink)
I got no complaints about the Sheffields I have,BUT as far as spin casting goes,Papinners Paines Falls is alot easier.
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/01/31 20:17:21 (permalink)
ORIGINAL: mxdad66

I got no complaints about the Sheffields I have,BUT as far as spin casting goes,Papinners Paines Falls is alot easier.

 
Alot easier??? $400 buck easier??? The pains falls is nice no doubt but it does not produce more fish. If we drifted side by side the drift would be the same and we would both hook up the same. It just a slight difference. Not enough to change my drift. I guess Im old school. 
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/02/01 06:44:37 (permalink)
PF reels are a great $300.oo reel no more no less  and are much over rated
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/02/01 18:44:17 (permalink)
No argument about number of fish caught with a Sheffield compared to any pin reel,it's all in who's hands are on the rod and what they can do with it,goes for any rod& reel.As far as Adam's reels being overrated,that's your opinion.I don't even own one,yet, but when it's time,it will be an origional from him.He has helped me out,treated me with the upmost kindness,and stands behind his product,thats enough for me.
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/02/02 06:45:51 (permalink)

ORIGINAL: Highstick

best bang for the buck is the UK trent...for less than $200.oo a reel that takes off and runs, the start up is better than my king pin or mykiss
sad but true...



Why would you promote a reel made in another country and put down a reel made in ohio by a local guy that risked it all to make a phenomenal product. I own the pf genesis and its a great reel it starts up great and spin casts like a dream. As far as the sheffield reel it seems like a good reel but its not in my arsenal and never will be. I will always support the small local guys that make a great product. I'm sure pan de maiz can attest to owning a reels made by the little guy. The commment about spending less money on a reel and more on a rod makes no sense to me whatsoever. I fish with a wild river and it has performed great from day one. Its rated for 6 to 10 lbs. line and if a fish is on the run you can really put the boots to them and turn them back. I personally think the price of a product doesnt make a difference if you research and its what you want and can afford then great but as for me it will be nothing but painefalls I know of nowhere else that you can call and talk to the owner and he will help you out with whatever it is you need. I think in this economy we should all be supporting the local builders and not the foreign market.

Ok I'm done have fun with it.
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/02/02 09:26:15 (permalink)
I own a Sheffield and I am very pleased with it's performance. It has good start up and smooth flow, as far as casting goes, I use a casting aid and can cast as far as I want. I believe the most important part to any setup is the rod. I put my money into a good rod before I would the reel. I use the G-Loomis center pin rod 13 foot,(not the float rod). When fighting a steelhead or salmon, it is the rod that does all the work, not the reel. With a center pin reel,there is no drag, so it is just you again the fish and to be able to land the fish more times than not, you need a top of the line rod. All the reel does is carry the line.
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/02/02 14:44:25 (permalink)
ORIGINAL: papinner


ORIGINAL: Highstick

best bang for the buck is the UK trent...for less than $200.oo a reel that takes off and runs, the start up is better than my king pin or mykiss
sad but true...



Why would you promote a reel made in another country and put down a reel made in ohio by a local guy that risked it all to make a phenomenal product. I own the pf genesis and its a great reel it starts up great and spin casts like a dream. As far as the sheffield reel it seems like a good reel but its not in my arsenal and never will be. I will always support the small local guys that make a great product. I'm sure pan de maiz can attest to owning a reels made by the little guy. The commment about spending less money on a reel and more on a rod makes no sense to me whatsoever. I fish with a wild river and it has performed great from day one. Its rated for 6 to 10 lbs. line and if a fish is on the run you can really put the boots to them and turn them back. I personally think the price of a product doesnt make a difference if you research and its what you want and can afford then great but as for me it will be nothing but painefalls I know of nowhere else that you can call and talk to the owner and he will help you out with whatever it is you need. I think in this economy we should all be supporting the local builders and not the foreign market.

Ok I'm done have fun with it.

 
I only buy from the little guys and often pay more for it. I bought all my gear at fat nancy in pulaski and I will be buying more stuff from fishusa(kick****service btw) Even though I bought the sheffield at fat nancy and the islander I am still giving to that shop. They make money off what ever I buy from whatever they sell. Pains falls sounds like a great product and really good dedicated people. That alone temps me to buy from them. But that was not the argument here.
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/02/02 19:58:19 (permalink)
ORIGINAL: papinner


ORIGINAL: Highstick

best bang for the buck is the UK trent...for less than $200.oo a reel that takes off and runs, the start up is better than my king pin or mykiss
sad but true...



Why would you promote a reel made in another country and put down a reel made in ohio by a local guy that risked it all to make a phenomenal product. I own the pf genesis and its a great reel it starts up great and spin casts like a dream. As far as the sheffield reel it seems like a good reel but its not in my arsenal and never will be. I will always support the small local guys that make a great product. I'm sure pan de maiz can attest to owning a reels made by the little guy. The commment about spending less money on a reel and more on a rod makes no sense to me whatsoever. I fish with a wild river and it has performed great from day one. Its rated for 6 to 10 lbs. line and if a fish is on the run you can really put the boots to them and turn them back. I personally think the price of a product doesnt make a difference if you research and its what you want and can afford then great but as for me it will be nothing but painefalls I know of nowhere else that you can call and talk to the owner and he will help you out with whatever it is you need. I think in this economy we should all be supporting the local builders and not the foreign market.




easy....a Okuma trent  its the best bang for the buck hands down..I own a mykiss, a king pin, and can afford any reel I choose to fish, my Mykiss  came from about as small of a company that there was right from the owner  bud! makes no never mind to me what you fish heck tape up a thimble and have at it. All im saying is the OKUMA is hands down the best bang for the buck, for rods I have a few thousand $$$ in to when it comes down to it, I cut my steelie teeth  learning how to fish a 10 6 wild river with 4 lb main line and 2 lb leaders tossing singles  ( yea its sewing thread, man up and try it)  and just ask  panda maze If I know how to slap a chrome king silly with singles and my catholic rod , to set you straight there about the local market.....thank Clinton..its a world economy.

Ok I'm done have fun with it.

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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/02/02 21:52:50 (permalink)

Quality over quantity

I am reality

I>U

JC Rules!!!!!!!
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/02/02 21:54:17 (permalink)
ORIGINAL: swinger



 
I know lets talk about fly fishing with a center pin???
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/02/02 22:17:19 (permalink)

ORIGINAL: beatles4life2

Hey Dru, since you're correcting grammar on here now, why don't you police your buddy swinger.

"But I want people to know that I have a brain of my own so I will through in a big word like pompous."

I mean, are you kidding? After, you can work with him on to, too and two; and then and than. Thanks buddy.



Psst Yoko,
Get a clue. My misspelled words and unproper grammer are done to make fun of others, anoy others, or just to plain out amuse myself. So just let it bee. With a little help from my friends I will get better. So please get back.

Quality over quantity

I am reality

I>U

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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/02/03 11:28:41 (permalink)
ORIGINAL: jonnyfishon

ORIGINAL: swinger




I know lets talk about fly fishing with a center pin???

 
Or better yet--lets talk about fishing a Husky Jerk with a center pin. Trust me---it's deadly!  
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RE: Okuma Sheffield Sirata SRT-1002 2010/02/03 12:01:03 (permalink)
can you eloborate on fishing a husky jerk with a centerpin. I'm all about learning new things when it comes to fishing with a centerpin.
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