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| | | Supreme Being
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| | i was leanin more torwards the 20. but i heard the drag was not as smooth as the 30. heres the rod specs. length pcs line oz. action power | 6' 6'' | 1 | 6 - 10 | 1/16 - 5/16 | Fast | Light | 22 |
i was going to load it with 8LB power pro. fish from a yak any help apreciated. thx
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| | | Supreme Being
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| | i like using 4000 size reels the larger spool reduces wind knots on braided lines, they cast farther than smaller sizes spools and there drags are smoother and drag washers are larger and stonger than smaller reels and if u hook into a mogan size fish you have the line capacity helps in a yak |
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| | | Supreme Being
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| | I'd suggest: Daiwa Tierra 2500 @ around $103 Daiwa Advantage 2500 @ around $126 Daiwa SOL 2000 @ around $180 or Okuma V System Spinning Reels V20A @ around $137 or Quantum Cabo Spinning Reels CSP20PTS @ around $170
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| | | Supreme Being
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| | hey thx evryone for the responses i was looking at the diawa sol 2000 as well i dunno wich one though out of those three has any1 had experience with any of these reels
brandon
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| | | Supreme Being
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| | I would also suggest looking at the Okuma Salina..... it has the same DFD (dual force drag) system as the VS but a lot less $$$, and is designed for Saltwater use. I own a 30 and a 50, and have been very pleased with them. The drag system is tremendous, even on the little Sa30, which I have started using spooled with 20 lb PowerPro to catch our 40+ inch redfish under bridges....no problem. Even the Sa30 is rated to produce 45 pounds of drag, the Sa50 is rated for 70 lbs......plenty of stopping power. http://okumafishingforums.com/showthread.php?t=445 Fishing with a smaller, lighter weight reel is definitely more comfortable after a long day of fishing. chumhead
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| | I use the Quantum Cabo 60s and the Okuma salinas 45 &55 on my inshore/nearshore charter boat with good results |
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| | | Supreme Being
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| | thx guys i looked at all your comments and i am still stuck between the v-20a v-30a and the sol 2000 any one used these looking for one with a good drag and retrieve
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