thanks for your video, it helped me purchase a regal 2000, first time out ice fishing caught 5 fish, lost none. True to your review, the reel is high quality and has great drag.
Bought a Revros 2500 last week after watching this review. Was able to use it Tuesday. The revros is indeed smooth and strong. Thank you for your review and recommendation.
PENN, and the best thing about Penn is that from their least expensive to their most expensive reels, you get the exact same drag system which is phenomenal. Sure, some Daiwa reels are a tad smoother, but the drag systems vary from price point to price point. the higher the price, the better the drag system. With Penn, you have the top of the line drag system even in their $50 reels.
Pflueger used to be the go-to budget spinning reel, but something changed in them recently and they have so many problems now. I've been buying these budget Daiwas and they are great.
I know exactly what you mean. Something is different now and it's too bad, really. It would be nice to have multiple company options for great budget spinning reels, rather than basically just Daiwa at the moment.
I’m kind of obsessed with the Daiwa exceler lt. I have it in 1000 series I’ve caught everything from panfish to 11 lb brown trout with it second season still works just as good as the day I purchased it. I could set up every pole with the exceler reels in different series. They’re smooth light and still feel good after 3-5 hours of fishing
I just bought a daiwa revros and a daiwa legalis. Freaking awesome. In my opinion, daiwa reels are the perfect balance between smooth and tough. I've owned tons of reels in my 31 years of fishing. Penn, Shimano, Abu Garcia, pflueger, Mitchell, okuma, piscifun. They were okay, but I like daiwa much better. That's just me
The only gripe I have with this reel is the weight, but that goes with the size of the reel ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxM68VkfsQhHaabDce1IwOCXuvumcpbZ_k . I brought this salmon fishing up in Oswego, NY. I coupled it with a Cabela's Whuppin Stick. I had no problem pulling in a 14lb salmon. I will probably use this for surf fishing this summer and downgrade to a 3500 series Battle II next salmon season to save my wrists. All of the operations are butter smooth and the bail is nice and thick and has a solid flip to it. Everything about this reel is sturdy and strong. The drag system held up to the salmon and was also super smooth. I did use a scale to set the drag properly before going out to the river and this worked out tremendously. A bunch of other guys on the river would hook up and snap almost immediately. Just because you have a good drag system doesn't do anything if you don't set it correctly.
I hope so too. After 5+ years I'm finding just now that the Revros isn't reeling in as smooth as it used to. I'm good with that considering I've made thousands of casts and it's only a $50 reel. Still works just fine for me though.
I agree with you regarding the Revros and the Legalis but Shimano also makes great reels in that same price range. I've had decades of use from my Shimano Sahara.
@@selimprosicanovic7300 in terms of weight yes, but performance wise is the same as Daiwa. to some people they like the weight to balance their rod; if the rod it tip heavy
One of the best reels i got is a Shimano Baitrunner St 2500. I used it for around 5 to 6 years, never cleaned it, the reel handeled fish up to 40 lbs without breaking a sweat and is still as smooth as the day I got it. For spinning reels I prefer Daiwa by a hair, got a Ninja and it is a really nice reel as well.
A good day on the water fishing with Daiwa Reels followed by a Leinenkugel brewski is hard to beat. Enjoyed your video, have used Daiwa Reels for over 40 years and the only issues I have experienced is the occasional failure of the bail and that seems to always occur when parts are no longer available. I believe it's called planned obsolescence. Boy, do I miss Minnesota and Wisconsin when it comes to fishing.
Yes, I agree. I haven't had any issues with the bail yet. MN and WI have great fishing for sure. I'd say MN has the upper hand for sure, considering the lower population and greater volume of water.
I just counted. Daiwa offers 26 different spinning reels! Too much choice, LOL. The only way I can be assured of the quality is to disassemble one -- which isn't possible when shopping, although you can look at schematics, but these can be difficult to find, match up. Here's MSRP pricing to give others some idea: Strikeforce-B 19.99 Sweepfire -2B 24.99 QC 750 Ultralight 24.99 Crossfire LT 34.99 QR 750 39.99 Laguna LT 44.99 QG 750 49.99 QZ 750 59.99 DF18000 59.99 23 Revros LT 59.99 Regal LT 69.99 Legalis LT 79.99 Eliminator 99.99 23 Exceler LT 99.99 23 Fuego LT 109.99 Procyon MQ 179.99 Free Swimmer 199.99 Procyon AL 199.99 Tatula MQ LT - 2023 199.99 BG MQ 209.99 Kage LT 219.99 Ballistic MQ LT 229.99 MQ LT 229.99 Certate LT 449.99 Certate SW 599.99 Exist 859.99
I agree. I have a Revros on my light rod and I just love it. I have a few other Lews and Okuma reels, and I often find myself wondering why I didn't just get another Diawa.
Still have Diawa ss1300 and 1600 reels that are 35years old now and work perfectly. The newer reels do not close the bail as smoothly even though they are internal trip. I find all the brands seem to be a copy of each other and not as much difference as the older reels. I feel anything less than a Fuego was not easy to close bail. I usaully close by hand anyway, but my point is they don't seem that great of quality when you have to fight them that hard
I have the daiwa revros it is my first spinning reel and I’m having a lot of issues with line wrapping around the bottom of my spool and even under the reel itself. I don’t know if this is a spinning reel thing or the reel itself is bad.
Possible reasons: you installed too much line on the reel, you installed the line against the curvature on the original spool, or you’ve got cheap line that may have become stiff. Watch a UA-cam video on how to spool a spinning reel with.new line.
#1 use decent quality line. Not all line is created equal, and some line has lots of memory (ie, memory is bad) #2 fill your reel only 3/4 full #3 when you put line on your reel (let's say it is going on clockwise), it should be coming off the spool counterclockwise - this will maintain the shape/memory of the line and prevent it jumping off the spool
I never go above $40 new. Ultra light, light, medium, heavy. Fresh or salt. Been catching fish for 50 years. Never had a reel from any brand break or fall apart on me because of poor quality (I usually buy Shimano, Daiwa or Abu Garcia but Penn, mitchell, quantum and others are good too.) I stay away from shakespeare and Zebco. Wear and tear, yes eventually. I have landed large mutton snappers on the Daiwa D-Wave saltwater combo which i probably paid $35 for (Years ago). Still have it. I rinse, oil and keep in boxes. I don’t throw them in a corner of the garage. But i have nothing against the guy that spends $400 on a reel to catch the same fish as me. My 2 go reel for freshwater was the Shimano Symetre. Again i have landed from lake trouts to creek chubs using it. Even though i just got a couple of newer reels, i will still use my symetre. I take advantage of end of season clearance sales and buy used for the ones too expensive new.
I like finding old Daiwa's and other older quality reels at Goodwill or garage sales. I usually get some nice stuff for $5 - $10 each. Sometimes w/ rods attached!
Love my Daiwa reels I have a couple of RG-ABs $50-60 range 10 bearing they are Pflueger President killers unfortunately Daiwa changed them and now calls them Regal lt with a smaller spool. Daiwa is quality
I own and use a Daiwa Certate 3000. I cant tell you how much its worth paying good money for a great reel. Shimano is very similar, and Penn is getting close
I have a shimano citica and diawa zillion, Shimano had a cleaner simplistic designs that made it a joy to maintain. Diawa, good luck looking for parts or replacing parts. So I'm sticking with Shimano.
I like Shimano - they make good reels. At this point, I haven't needed to replace anything with the Diawa reels but if I need to, it would be just as easy to purchase a new reel considering how cheap they are.
@@RelentlessSportsman in the video you mention you have used tons of other brands and nothing come close to Daiwa; which mean you just lied to us then? 🤣
I atm own a Revros and a Sweepfire along with other much more expensive reels. Seems like whenever I hook into a 30 lb channel cat it's on my Sweepfire 4000. Shes a beast ! Amazing.
Cheap diawa reels shred themselves to pieces in salt water. Diawa = excessive maintenance. They're high and reels are amazing but if your looking for a budget reel, go shimano
Yeah, in salt water. I live in WI. Just like most of the viewers of this channel, I never fish salt water. Nothing wrong with Shimano though. They make good reels too.
Yup, in saltwater applications mine died in less than 7 months. I bought magsealed reels like the Saltist MQ and the BG MQ and they have been worth every penny I paid.
I've had a Diawa AG2050 since the late 90's, i believe.....use it fresh AND salt.....Still going strong....Yes, I clean it about every year. Preventive maintenance, obviously. Why wouldn't you want take care of your stuff, if fishing is your thing? So, my 20+ year old Diawa....is UNshredded
Интересная катушечка, не слышал о такой . Как раз обновил себе комплект на днях. Прошлый Ryobi Zauber отработал около 10 лет. Взял новую версию плюсом палочку для твича GAD FAIR New кстати палочка очень понравилась. ua-cam.com/video/LTSvpWQEriA/v-deo.html
This sound like a biased opinion video only 🤣 you're under the Daiwa rock; have you heard of Abu Garcia, Shimano, Seviin (St Croix), 13 Fishing, Penn and Lew's. you claim that you have used other brand, but you only mentioned 2 (Daiwa and Pflueger) what a joke 🤣
I have used all of those brands except Seviin. I have a Lew's that's great and love Shimano. It's 1 video. I was comparing Diawa to another brand that's comparable in quality - don't read too far into things.
@@RelentlessSportsman all the brands that i have mentioned to you; i have used them all, they all perform the way they should be. But i do prefer Shimano and Daiwa, not "just" Daiwa; because there are things Daiwa aren't so great at; specially in the line management department and distance casting; Shimano does much better than Daiwa. I know this because i owned the Shimano Stella and Daiwa Exist; so for you to claim Daiwa is the "Best" is a little bit overstatement and just a biased opinion, nothing is perfect. There are things people do review on and they over exaggerate; it doesn't come close to their claims at all; just saying
Because of the planned ob-so-les-cence. We change phones every 2-5 years. The same is for fishing reels, rods.. everything. For top tier you get smooth, light weight tool with a little bit longer lifespan.
What are you talking about bro. My father has shimano sedonas that were 50 bucks or so when he was 30 hes in his 50s now and they are still in good shape.
I have Daiwa reels but none of them are spinners..! Don't like them and never have.…. Strickly conventional reels.…! They're not worth the money to me… and I don't like the problematic line twist that spinners have… even if a swivel is involved... The mechanics of a spinner dictate line twist regardless of what you do and conventional reels hold more line than a spinner of the same line class, .. Also half the size of a spinner… So with that being said, ... If you can't cast a conventional reel… you're stuck in Spinner Hell Forever….! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm a tackle guru. I have 100 rods and reels. I can't use cheap stuf. Only stellas and saltigas for me. I love top of the line stuff. I use lures that cost more than those reels. Lol
Yet the only video you have on your UA-cam channel that has anything to do with fishing is of a tsunami 5000 $150 reel, but not one video of a slatiga or Stella or 100 rods 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@robertbrandywine I guess it's all relative and depends on what kind of fishing, quality, materials, design, size, strength etc. I'm more used to weighted rubber lures and spoons which don't cost the earth
I have diawa reels that I have been using for over 20 years and they still perform flawlessly. The Legalis and Fuego are awesome.
Yes true true
I've had 2600C for more than 50 years. As long as you keep it clean and service it, it should last a lifetime. Mine works perfectly
thanks for your video, it helped me purchase a regal 2000, first time out ice fishing caught 5 fish, lost none. True to your review, the reel is high quality and has great drag.
That's awesome! Glad I could help you find a great reel. Yes the drag is great, especially at this price point
Bought a Revros 2500 last week after watching this review. Was able to use it Tuesday. The revros is indeed smooth and strong. Thank you for your review and recommendation.
You're welcome.
I hope it continues to work well for you.
The frame flexes alarmingly
Does it cast far?
PENN, and the best thing about Penn is that from their least expensive to their most expensive reels, you get the exact same drag system which is phenomenal. Sure, some Daiwa reels are a tad smoother, but the drag systems vary from price point to price point. the higher the price, the better the drag system. With Penn, you have the top of the line drag system even in their $50 reels.
Thanks for mentioning this. Very important note.
Pflueger used to be the go-to budget spinning reel, but something changed in them recently and they have so many problems now. I've been buying these budget Daiwas and they are great.
I know exactly what you mean. Something is different now and it's too bad, really. It would be nice to have multiple company options for great budget spinning reels, rather than basically just Daiwa at the moment.
They got bought by pure fishing and since the quality has gone to 💩
They came out with light reel spinning combo looks good
I’m kind of obsessed with the Daiwa exceler lt. I have it in 1000 series I’ve caught everything from panfish to 11 lb brown trout with it second season still works just as good as the day I purchased it. I could set up every pole with the exceler reels in different series. They’re smooth light and still feel good after 3-5 hours of fishing
I just bought a daiwa revros and a daiwa legalis. Freaking awesome. In my opinion, daiwa reels are the perfect balance between smooth and tough. I've owned tons of reels in my 31 years of fishing. Penn, Shimano, Abu Garcia, pflueger, Mitchell, okuma, piscifun. They were okay, but I like daiwa much better. That's just me
I had the same experience. Other reels were okay, but once I switched to Daiwa, everything changed just like you said. They're smooth and effortless.
The only gripe I have with this reel is the weight, but that goes with the size of the reel ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxM68VkfsQhHaabDce1IwOCXuvumcpbZ_k . I brought this salmon fishing up in Oswego, NY. I coupled it with a Cabela's Whuppin Stick. I had no problem pulling in a 14lb salmon. I will probably use this for surf fishing this summer and downgrade to a 3500 series Battle II next salmon season to save my wrists. All of the operations are butter smooth and the bail is nice and thick and has a solid flip to it. Everything about this reel is sturdy and strong. The drag system held up to the salmon and was also super smooth. I did use a scale to set the drag properly before going out to the river and this worked out tremendously. A bunch of other guys on the river would hook up and snap almost immediately. Just because you have a good drag system doesn't do anything if you don't set it correctly.
What about that? I don't see how that relates to a budget spinning reel video.
Will you please clarify?
Ive had a legolis3 for 5 years. Not a single mishap. No issues. No hassle. Bought a revros4 hoping for the same result
I hope so too.
After 5+ years I'm finding just now that the Revros isn't reeling in as smooth as it used to.
I'm good with that considering I've made thousands of casts and it's only a $50 reel.
Still works just fine for me though.
Excuse me I clicked the link in the description my question is the blue one is exact the same one as the one in this video thanks
Great video . I also believe that the Daiwa Ninja is an absolute bargain .
Thank you!
I’ll check that one out
I agree with you regarding the Revros and the Legalis but Shimano also makes great reels in that same price range. I've had decades of use from my Shimano Sahara.
Shimano too heavy
@@selimprosicanovic7300 in terms of weight yes, but performance wise is the same as Daiwa. to some people they like the weight to balance their rod; if the rod it tip heavy
One of the best reels i got is a Shimano Baitrunner St 2500. I used it for around 5 to 6 years, never cleaned it, the reel handeled fish up to 40 lbs without breaking a sweat and is still as smooth as the day I got it.
For spinning reels I prefer Daiwa by a hair, got a Ninja and it is a really nice reel as well.
ha... the shimano 2500 baitrunner is hard to find... I have one.. also 3500 and 4500 superb reels
A good day on the water fishing with Daiwa Reels followed by a Leinenkugel brewski is hard to beat. Enjoyed your video, have used Daiwa Reels for over 40 years and the only issues I have experienced is the occasional failure of the bail and that seems to always occur when parts are no longer available. I believe it's called planned obsolescence. Boy, do I miss Minnesota and Wisconsin when it comes to fishing.
Yes, I agree.
I haven't had any issues with the bail yet.
MN and WI have great fishing for sure. I'd say MN has the upper hand for sure, considering the lower population and greater volume of water.
I just counted. Daiwa offers 26 different spinning reels! Too much choice, LOL. The only way I can be assured of the quality is to disassemble one -- which isn't possible when shopping, although you can look at schematics, but these can be difficult to find, match up.
Here's MSRP pricing to give others some idea:
Strikeforce-B 19.99
Sweepfire -2B 24.99
QC 750 Ultralight 24.99
Crossfire LT 34.99
QR 750 39.99
Laguna LT 44.99
QG 750 49.99
QZ 750 59.99
DF18000 59.99
23 Revros LT 59.99
Regal LT 69.99
Legalis LT 79.99
Eliminator 99.99
23 Exceler LT 99.99
23 Fuego LT 109.99
Procyon MQ 179.99
Free Swimmer 199.99
Procyon AL 199.99
Tatula MQ LT - 2023 199.99
BG MQ 209.99
Kage LT 219.99
Ballistic MQ LT 229.99
MQ LT 229.99
Certate LT 449.99
Certate SW 599.99
Exist 859.99
You guys don't have saltiga?
Don't buy below Legalis. Simple.
I agree. I have a Revros on my light rod and I just love it. I have a few other Lews and Okuma reels, and I often find myself wondering why I didn't just get another Diawa.
Is it used in saltwater or freshwater ? Do you think it’s good for saltwater ?
I like diawa baitcast reels for fresh water, Same for saltwater but I do have a fuego and saltist for saltwater.
Still have Diawa ss1300 and 1600 reels that are 35years old now and work perfectly. The newer reels do not close the bail as smoothly even though they are internal trip. I find all the brands seem to be a copy of each other and not as much difference as the older reels. I feel anything less than a Fuego was not easy to close bail. I usaully close by hand anyway, but my point is they don't seem that great of quality when you have to fight them that hard
And what about the shimano's ?
Daiwa Legalis is a great reel ad has not given any trouble to me but personally I would buy a Daiwa Fuego 2023 if I would need a new reel.
I have the daiwa revros it is my first spinning reel and I’m having a lot of issues with line wrapping around the bottom of my spool and even under the reel itself. I don’t know if this is a spinning reel thing or the reel itself is bad.
Possible reasons: you installed too much line on the reel, you installed the line against the curvature on the original spool, or you’ve got cheap line that may have become stiff. Watch a UA-cam video on how to spool a spinning reel with.new line.
#1 use decent quality line. Not all line is created equal, and some line has lots of memory (ie, memory is bad)
#2 fill your reel only 3/4 full
#3 when you put line on your reel (let's say it is going on clockwise), it should be coming off the spool counterclockwise - this will maintain the shape/memory of the line and prevent it jumping off the spool
Have 2 Revros 3000. Good reel. Good value.
They’re solid reels. Agreed
I never go above $40 new. Ultra light, light, medium, heavy.
Fresh or salt.
Been catching fish for 50 years.
Never had a reel from any brand break or fall apart on me because of poor quality (I usually buy Shimano, Daiwa or Abu Garcia but Penn, mitchell, quantum and others are good too.)
I stay away from shakespeare and Zebco.
Wear and tear, yes eventually.
I have landed large mutton snappers on the Daiwa D-Wave saltwater combo which i probably paid $35 for (Years ago).
Still have it.
I rinse, oil and keep in boxes. I don’t throw them in a corner of the garage.
But i have nothing against the guy that spends $400 on a reel to catch the same fish as me.
My 2 go reel for freshwater was the Shimano Symetre.
Again i have landed from lake trouts to creek chubs using it.
Even though i just got a couple of newer reels, i will still use my symetre.
I take advantage of end of season clearance sales and buy used for the ones too expensive new.
Pls pair it with a budget rod, too
Or do a video on budget rods. Thank you
Unfortunately I don't have knowledge or experience with budget rods. Otherwise I would be happy to share that info.
Why not just cut a branch off the nearest tree. Muppet
I like finding old Daiwa's and other older quality reels at Goodwill or garage sales. I usually get some nice stuff for $5 - $10 each. Sometimes w/ rods attached!
2023 is a beast, while dropping a tonne of weight.
Agreed, I have ever reel from daiwa and Shimano. Now I only have daiwa reels except the stradic and vanford from Shimano. Great vid.
Thanks for watching! Can't really go wrong with Shimano either.
What?! .... "Now I only have daiwa reels except the stradic and vanford from Shimano" 🤣🤣🤣 which means you still use them both 🤣🤣🤣
@@leepao6302 yes still use both but I use diawa more. I am testing the 2023 vanquish and it’s a very nice reel. Imo better than the Stella.
Love my Daiwa reels I have a couple of RG-ABs $50-60 range 10 bearing they are Pflueger President killers unfortunately Daiwa changed them and now calls them Regal lt with a smaller spool. Daiwa is quality
I own and use a Daiwa Certate 3000. I cant tell you how much its worth paying good money for a great reel. Shimano is very similar, and Penn is getting close
I have a shimano citica and diawa zillion, Shimano had a cleaner simplistic designs that made it a joy to maintain. Diawa, good luck looking for parts or replacing parts. So I'm sticking with Shimano.
I like Shimano - they make good reels.
At this point, I haven't needed to replace anything with the Diawa reels but if I need to, it would be just as easy to purchase a new reel considering how cheap they are.
Your wrong
@@RelentlessSportsman Sound like you never have deal with Daiwa MQ reel BS yet then 🤣🤣🤣
My dad has the pflueger president and its pretty good
great reels
You should mention Kastking for quality budget equipment. By the way, I am a Diawa rod fanboy.
I haven't used Kastking so I cannot offer my opinion.
Good to know there are other options for quality budget reels.
@@RelentlessSportsman in the video you mention you have used tons of other brands and nothing come close to Daiwa; which mean you just lied to us then? 🤣
I've been slowly replacing all of my reels and switching them to diawa. Just nicer. Previously I've had all pflueger presidents
Laguna LT $45. Got some fish. That's all I need
Got dawai exlceler Lt it's good I'd recommend 2500-3000 dawai toned the line down so I use 3000 more
Both for bass and pike muskie
Good idea
shimano is good too ive heard
Good vid
nice backyard... : )
Oh thanks
Shimano reels are still the king. They have the same line up.
FYI- do a break down of the reels and you’ll get more views/subs than rambling about your opinions.
Good tip.
Thanks for watching.
The only issue i have with daiwa is that their reels are so good, and last so long that i cant justify another reel purchase to my wife! Ha! ;)
I atm own a Revros and a Sweepfire along with other much more expensive reels. Seems like whenever I hook into a 30 lb channel cat it's on my Sweepfire 4000. Shes a beast ! Amazing.
They are not cheap"chincy"they are just less expensive!
Shimano
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Cheap diawa reels shred themselves to pieces in salt water. Diawa = excessive maintenance. They're high and reels are amazing but if your looking for a budget reel, go shimano
Yeah, in salt water. I live in WI. Just like most of the viewers of this channel, I never fish salt water. Nothing wrong with Shimano though. They make good reels too.
Yup, in saltwater applications mine died in less than 7 months. I bought magsealed reels like the Saltist MQ and the BG MQ and they have been worth every penny I paid.
Never had and issue with my Regal. That thing is used for fresh and saltwater. It all about the maintenance and proper prep.
I've had a Diawa AG2050 since the late 90's, i believe.....use it fresh AND salt.....Still going strong....Yes, I clean it about every year. Preventive maintenance, obviously. Why wouldn't you want take care of your stuff, if fishing is your thing? So, my 20+ year old Diawa....is UNshredded
@@louc.1606 I'm referring to their new stuff. They don't make budget reels like they used to
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Интересная катушечка, не слышал о такой . Как раз обновил себе комплект на днях. Прошлый Ryobi Zauber отработал около 10 лет. Взял новую версию плюсом палочку для твича GAD FAIR New кстати палочка очень понравилась. ua-cam.com/video/LTSvpWQEriA/v-deo.html
This sound like a biased opinion video only 🤣 you're under the Daiwa rock; have you heard of Abu Garcia, Shimano, Seviin (St Croix), 13 Fishing, Penn and Lew's. you claim that you have used other brand, but you only mentioned 2 (Daiwa and Pflueger) what a joke 🤣
I have used all of those brands except Seviin. I have a Lew's that's great and love Shimano. It's 1 video. I was comparing Diawa to another brand that's comparable in quality - don't read too far into things.
@@RelentlessSportsman all the brands that i have mentioned to you; i have used them all, they all perform the way they should be. But i do prefer Shimano and Daiwa, not "just" Daiwa; because there are things Daiwa aren't so great at; specially in the line management department and distance casting; Shimano does much better than Daiwa. I know this because i owned the Shimano Stella and Daiwa Exist; so for you to claim Daiwa is the "Best" is a little bit overstatement and just a biased opinion, nothing is perfect. There are things people do review on and they over exaggerate; it doesn't come close to their claims at all; just saying
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Daiwa nzon say no more
20$ reel will be junk after 1 season.
800$ reel will be junk after 3-5 seasons.
Planned obsolescence is a thing. So.. plan accordingly.
Why would an $800 reel be junk after 3-5 seasons?
Because of the planned ob-so-les-cence. We change phones every 2-5 years. The same is for fishing reels, rods.. everything. For top tier you get smooth, light weight tool with a little bit longer lifespan.
What are you talking about bro. My father has shimano sedonas that were 50 bucks or so when he was 30 hes in his 50s now and they are still in good shape.
Buy a cheap reel, use it for 1 year and you will know why it is cheap
Are you referring to the reels in this video?
I have Daiwa reels but none of them are spinners..! Don't like them and never have.…. Strickly conventional reels.…!
They're not worth the money to me… and I don't like the problematic line twist that spinners have… even if a swivel is involved... The mechanics of a spinner dictate line twist regardless of what you do and conventional reels hold more line than a spinner of the same line class, .. Also half the size of a spinner… So with that being said, ... If you can't cast a conventional reel… you're stuck in Spinner Hell Forever….!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm a tackle guru. I have 100 rods and reels. I can't use cheap stuf. Only stellas and saltigas for me. I love top of the line stuff. I use lures that cost more than those reels. Lol
Thats awesome, mail me the gear u dont use or dont like. Ill do reviews for the rest of us who enjoy fishing on a budget. Lol
Your lures cost more than 50 bucks?
Yet the only video you have on your UA-cam channel that has anything to do with fishing is of a tsunami 5000 $150 reel, but not one video of a slatiga or Stella or 100 rods 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Some lures are *way* more than that! @@Beesa10
@@robertbrandywine I guess it's all relative and depends on what kind of fishing, quality, materials, design, size, strength etc. I'm more used to weighted rubber lures and spoons which don't cost the earth
I use crossfire 3000 an it's a beast fresh and salt💪