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If the multi is cheap enough and you want to give it a go, go for it, you've not got alot to loose. They're easy enough to cast and you may find you prefer it to a fixed spool.
Also, if you look after it, you may get your money back selling it on if it isn't for you.

I've used fixed spools for years, tried a couple of different multis for a year or so, they just felt awkward and slow compared to fixed spools for me so I went back to what I prefer.

I would definitely try both fixed spool and multi if you don't have any fishing experience though, you may find you'll prefer one over the other.

[QUOTE="Craig, post: 409690, member: 489"] If the multi is cheap enough and you want to give it a go, go for it, you've not got alot to loose. They're easy enough to cast and you may find you prefer it to a fixed spool. Also, if you look after it, you may get your money back selling it on if it isn't for you. I've used fixed spools for years, tried a couple of different multis for a year or so, they just felt awkward and slow compared to fixed spools for me so I went back to what I prefer. I would definitely try both fixed spool and multi if you don't have any fishing experience though, you may find you'll prefer one over the other. [/QUOTE]

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