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seatec gabbiano elite 100 vs picasso century carbotitanio 110
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Dan, they're all good, but for me there's significant difference between a 100, a 110 and a 120...with a 100 you can do almost whatever you want, especially if it's a lightweight easy-tracking model, while a 120 is a big toy for static ambush in open water.
Ok, impossible is nothing, but a 120 can be too bulky for crawling in a rocky reef for fast and suspiscious fish like bass or mullets, while a 100 could be not enough for BIG fish in clear open water...
(well, in my country there's a famous spearo who claims he can catch TUNA with an old Cressi Apache 100 and 16mm rubbers...But he...is famous!!!)
Ok, impossible is nothing, but a 120 can be too bulky for crawling in a rocky reef for fast and suspiscious fish like bass or mullets, while a 100 could be not enough for BIG fish in clear open water...
(well, in my country there's a famous spearo who claims he can catch TUNA with an old Cressi Apache 100 and 16mm rubbers...But he...is famous!!!)