Reviving this thread almost a year later since I will be in Korea in a couple weeks. Would you happen to remember the names of these lakes with the boat rentals. I'm bringing a few rods with me and I'm hoping to purchase some nice N.S Black hole rods as well. Any info would be much appreciated. Tha...

Now I'm curious if you can fit the Steez line guide in an Alphas or not. Anyone?

http://forums.tackletour.com/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=64532
I think this thread answers my question, considering that the TDZ line guide can be installed on a Pixy.

bronzefly wrote:Where did you see grooving issues with a TD-Z line guide?

http://forums.tackletour.com/viewtopic. ... &start=120
Here. Not the Pixy frame tho.

At first I was gonna put the TDZ line guide on the Pixy as some other people have done but saw some grooving issues with it and decided to use the Steez line guide instead.
Would it work?

Bump. I'd love to find that out too.

Yup, it'll fit. No the SV Spools of T3 fit in the steez tw sv ! I did some research myself and it looks like the new Steez SV TW shares the same spool with the T3, not the previous Steez SV without TWS. But all the three reels' spool diameter and line capacity is identical, and some even say the on...

They share the same spool diameter but then so many other factors out there...

Thx guys.

I prefer magnetic brakes for BFS. I have used the T3 Air, SS Air, Alphas Air and, 16 Aldebaran BFS XG for magnetic brakes and the 12 and 15 Aldebaran BFS, 15 Aldebaran (regular) with KTF spool for centrifugal brakes. I am able to cast farther/easier with the centrifugal brakes with no wind or the w...

If you are going for distance, maybe the braking system is of less import. Personally I like the concept of magnetic brake but I heard it's more prone to backlash at that initial phase of a cast, even with something like Daiwa's variable inductor system. And yes, I will be river fishing for trouts ...

I plan to get a finesse baitcaster for throwing light spoons and jigs about 3/16oz and I'm not sure which brake system is more effective for this kind of application. AFAIK, centrifugal: for heavy or high-velocity lures that cut through the air nicely magnetic: for lightweight lures with a lot of ai...

IAY wrote:There are many R18s, R18 Fluoro Limited is Tatsu.

Then it's no wonder that thing's ranked as the most popular fluoro in JDM at the moment.

IAY wrote:Shooter FC Sniper. I have tried R18 Fluoro Limited (JDM Tatsu) but I like Shooter FC Sniper far better, much better smoother coating, and the 8-12 lb range is softer than R18.

So R18 = JDM Tatsu?

I've been doing some research myself and the P Line Floroclear seems to be the best bet.
Thank you guys, I really appreciate your input. Tight lines.