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Productinformation The reel has a frame in aluminum, gears in super brass and star wheels and crank arm in aluminum - all to create a fishing machine that is not afraid of long days on the water with heavy baits and large pike
Shallow spool design for superior finesse baitcasting 7+1 stainless steel double-shielded ball bearings for smooth operation One-piece graphite frame for a lightweight reel without compromising strength Externally adjustable Multi-Setting Brake (MSB) system for precision cast control 95mm anodized aluminum handle with Lew's Combat Grips for secure comfort Audible click anodized aluminum spool tension cap SEE LESS
Best Braided: Sufix 832 Advanced Superline Specs Materials and Construction: 8-strand Dyneema and GORE braid Pound Test Available: 6 -80 Colors Available: Low-vis green, hi-vis yellow, neon lime, coastal camo Pros Strong and relatively tough, but also casts excellent Reliable: you always get exactly the same line, from spool to spool No knots: I get less wind-knots and tangles with Sufix 832 than other lines Relatively affordable for a premium braid Cons Sufix 832 has a very thin diameter, which makes it less abrasion resistant as some other lines Choosing the best premium braid for saltwater fishing was extremely difficult
Baitcast aficionado's will savor Team Daiwa's new 2005 Advantage, Sol, and Fuego reels Introduction: At the recent ICAST 2004 show Daiwa unveiled a range of new baitcasting reels, all of which utilize the latest designs and innovations
You can cast close to the bank, fish it parallel to a laydown or through stumps or other cover, or slow roll it just of the bottom
Ive primarily fished big spinnerbaits on this rod, relying on it in tournament situations when I need a big bite
