Daiwa 200 Size W/ Dual Pinion Bearing Support
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Daiwa 200 Size W/ Dual Pinion Bearing Support
Does it exist? Dual bearing pinion support?
I don't know of any 200 sized Free Floating spools.
Thank you
I don't know of any 200 sized Free Floating spools.
Thank you
Re: Daiwa 200 Size W/ Dual Pinion Bearing Support
Luna 200? Ryoga Shrapnel? 1520 Ryoga if you consider that a 200. Its at least a 150 with the wide 36mm spool. The old gen tatula based Zillions also fall into this category with their line capacity such as the Zillion TW HD and Catalina TW.
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Re: Daiwa 200 Size W/ Dual Pinion Bearing Support
The Z200/Z2020 not do anything for you?
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Re: Daiwa 200 Size W/ Dual Pinion Bearing Support
I wanted low profile and more capacity than the 1520 size.
I'm looking for Swimbait reel but the 300 at 11+oz. Is a heavy. Had the Catalina and sort of pissed I sold the 7.1. But the spool was way to shallow for mono/flouro work.
The Z is cool but again, it hold 70m of .40. Berkley big game #20 is .45.
People say the Z2020 has plenty of capacity but I'm curious if it would hold enough #25 for big expensive baits.
Thank you
I'm looking for Swimbait reel but the 300 at 11+oz. Is a heavy. Had the Catalina and sort of pissed I sold the 7.1. But the spool was way to shallow for mono/flouro work.
The Z is cool but again, it hold 70m of .40. Berkley big game #20 is .45.
People say the Z2020 has plenty of capacity but I'm curious if it would hold enough #25 for big expensive baits.
Thank you
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Re: Daiwa 200 Size W/ Dual Pinion Bearing Support
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Re: Daiwa 200 Size W/ Dual Pinion Bearing Support
70m of 25# is 76 yards of big wiry mono. I would absolutely use a Z or Ryoga. Maybe even a Tatula 200 with a 153 spool get that sweet Magforce Z. I don't throw big baits but fixed inductor seems like a downgrade.
Re: Daiwa 200 Size W/ Dual Pinion Bearing Support
The old Zillion TWS reels are brutally tough. You can find them CHEAP too. I bought my wife's for $180 something years ago, before the Zillion SV TW came out even. They are good reels, I have a 9.1 and 7.3, changed the 9.1 gears to a 7.3 though. I feel the 6.3 ratio would handle medium sized swimbaits and some lighter large stuff, but not sure I can come up with a dual supported 200 size. Maybe check the fellow Japanese reel maker?
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Re: Daiwa 200 Size W/ Dual Pinion Bearing Support
Older model, I know, but the TD Advantage 150 holds 190yds/12# line and has the Super-Free spool and pinion gear. Technically, it's a 200 size reel, even though it's marked as a 150. There is a 150P and a 150H. I have used both for up to medium size swimbaits(3-4 oz) with no problems at all. Those reels are absolute tanks, too. I have a 150H that still works great, in spite of being over 15 years old. Btw, it has Magforce Z, too, even with the deep spool.
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Re: Daiwa 200 Size W/ Dual Pinion Bearing Support
Thank you for the replies.
I should not have sold my 7.1 Catalina. I should have just bought the 1520 spool from the Zillion.
Now I'm looking at the Zillion for $350 haha. That TTT deal was simply amazing.
I should not have sold my 7.1 Catalina. I should have just bought the 1520 spool from the Zillion.
Now I'm looking at the Zillion for $350 haha. That TTT deal was simply amazing.