Easy Baitcasting Reel to Use: 2023 Daiwa Tatula 100

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  • Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
  • When it comes to baitcasting reels, they can be daunting for beginners to learn since there's a lot of moving pieces for this reel and a lot of configurations. What is really cool about Daiwa Reels, such as the Tatula 100, it sports the Zero Adjuster Tension knob, which means that the reel is factory tuned out of the box where the Tension is best suited for it's style of braking system! Watch as Jimmy Ly from ‪@rawrfishing‬ explains the feature and portray a few casts in various brake settings!
    As noted in the video, if you need to tighten the tension knob to make casting easier, you can do so! But if you want to reset the tension close as possible to the factory settings, you can watch the following video for instructions:
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  • @FishingWithMichaelTruong
    @FishingWithMichaelTruong Місяць тому

    Great video brother :) greetings from Australia!

  • @randallmiller572
    @randallmiller572 6 місяців тому +1

    Great explanation for beginners Jimbo!! Daiwa does a great job of setting up their reels, they’re great quality and you made it easy to understand! I’ve been using bait casting reels for 35 years and once you get the hang of it, you’ll love it. I’m so thankful for BFS coming to America, as I really despise spinning reels! Thank you sir!

    • @rawrfishing
      @rawrfishing 6 місяців тому +1

      thanks bud! I really appreciate it! BFS ftw! I probably would only use spinning for surf fishing or reservoir fishing where i need that super long cast. but Bait casting for pretty much all my fishing! Maybe some fly fishing as I kinda wanna pull some old stuff out of the attic :)

    • @randallmiller572
      @randallmiller572 6 місяців тому +1

      @@rawrfishing yes sir! Most of us here in North Carolina use bait casters on the surf as well. Daiwa Sealine 20s or Penn Fathoms and Squalls with 10’ to 13’ rods!

    • @gabrieldelatrinidad4422
      @gabrieldelatrinidad4422 6 місяців тому

      Nice reel what is the drag on it.

    • @rawrfishing
      @rawrfishing 6 місяців тому

      ​@gabrieldelatrinidad4422 11 lbs

    • @rawrfishing
      @rawrfishing 6 місяців тому +1

      ​@@randallmiller572ooozzz... That is sick lol... How light of lures can they throw?

  • @johnneely8785
    @johnneely8785 2 місяці тому +1

    Very helpful video. Thank You!

  • @kushairiroslei
    @kushairiroslei 6 місяців тому +1

    new sub here jimbo !

    • @rawrfishing
      @rawrfishing 6 місяців тому +1

      Sweet! I will likely drop more vids for DT in 2024!

  • @Palest1nee
    @Palest1nee 14 днів тому

    What is the name rod bro

  • @ocsfishing7064
    @ocsfishing7064 5 місяців тому

    Recomended daiwa tw80 or daiwa tw100 new

    • @rawrfishing
      @rawrfishing 4 місяці тому

      depends what you wanna do. the 100 is going to be better if you wanna throw heavier lures. the 80 is a smaller and lighter spool for a tad bit lighter lures.

  • @vishnukv4973
    @vishnukv4973 2 місяці тому +1

    Can i cast 5gm lures easily

  • @lynoj777
    @lynoj777 22 дні тому

    @ 2:30 you rigged your line wrong. Your line goes underneath that metal rod. It should be straight from the spool to the level wind hole. Not going underneath that metal rod.

  • @SimonC82686
    @SimonC82686 4 місяці тому +1

    Bruh it's not set to 0 tension, the feature is called zero "adjuster" tension, it's tuned in factory to perform out of the box without having to mess with the tension. A reel set to 0 tension would mean the tension knob is backed all the way off.

    • @DiscountTackle
      @DiscountTackle  4 місяці тому +1

      Daiwa states that this is considered zero tension as the tension knob is backed out all the way until there is no pressure on the spool shaft. There is actually a micro left and right movement for how Daiwa set up their spools.