Jdmbassman wrote:The holy grail has been found. A TKLC Super Stallion

so how has the fishing been for you this year? I fish in your area a good amount and also have a JDM love.

great video quick and action packed!

smalliesteve wrote:Quantum handles usually fit daiwa as well (I've used smoke, exo, and the carbon kvd something or other) also many bass pro will fit along with the pure fishing brands-pflueger, AG, etc.

Great info... just what I was looking for.

You also have to remember that Abu - Lews Knobs won't fit on a Daiwa Handle. And vice versa. If you are looking for a longer handle for an Abu, the Lews 95mm CF is a good buy at $50. TW has them, as well as a variety of other handles. The Tackle Trap has Tat and Steez handles usually at a good pric...

Next question is where is the best place to buy handles? I am new to the tuning world of fishing reels. Thanks again guys for the help.

Does anyone know where I could find or point me in the direction of a list of handles that are interchangeable. I have read that some ABU handles will fit on some Daiwa reels. Has anyone looked at what the 13 fishing handle will fit? And so on.... Basically looking for more handle options for my ree...

may i ask where you got the paint and the color number?

I have no issues walking a frog. In fact, I sucked at walking a frog. There is even a thread somewhere on here from me asking how to do it. I now can efficiently walk a frog and learned on this rod. For me the tip is plenty soft, but the back bone is awesome and the rod seems to have a similar para...

I want to thank all that replied... Looks like I have a couple new reels to go buy. :D Just remember there are two kinds of frogging setups. For pitching and short casts into and over slop, a reel with a strong drag, and that will hold 120 yds of 12lb will be fine. And a stout rod with a little tip...

I want to thank all that replied... Looks like I have a couple new reels to go buy. :D Just remember there are two kinds of frogging setups. For pitching and short casts into and over slop, a reel with a strong drag, and that will hold 120 yds of 12lb will be fine. And a stout rod with a little tip...

I want to thank all that replied... Looks like I have a couple new reels to go buy.

I am curious as to who makes the best frog reel.

Casting distance...

Reliability/durability...

weight...

casting ease (least amount of backlashes)...