Review Shimano CONQUEST DC 100/101

Shimano CONQUEST DC 100/101
Price : $550

Model                         CONQUEST DC 100/101 Right /Left
Gear Ratio                 5.8  
Weight oz                   240 g, 8.5 oz
Capacity                     12lb-100m 16lb-75m
Ball Bearings            10+1 roller
MAXDRAG                 4 kg.
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Review Shimano Stradic FI Spinning Reel

Shimano® Stradic® FI Spinning Reel

We have review the best Shimano Spinning Reel

Product Description

Shimano Stradic FI Spinning Reel. Made tough and durable to handle the heavyweight bouts! Fight after fight, this baby delivers the knockout blow! Equipped with Paladin Gear Durability Enhancement, Propulsion Line Management System and the Aero Wrap II Oscillation System, the Stradic increases casting distance with less effort, while arming you with a durable, dutiful Reel that's always game for the next battle royale! More: Paladin Gear Durability Enhancement uses a special cold-forged aluminum drive gear and a hardened brass pinion gear retain out-of-the-box smoothness much longer than all stainless steel drivetrains; 5-component Propulsion Line management System means longer casts with less effort, while drastically reducing the chance of backlash, wind knots or tangles; Aero Wrap II provides uniform line lay and winding shape to prevent loss of energy during the cast while providing longer casts than other oscillation systems; Graphite sideplate and rotor; aluminum body; Machined aluminum handle with direct drive handle that screws directly into the main gear, and is finished off with Septon grips; Five shielded A-RB and one roller bearing enhance the smooth performance; Waterproof drag on all models can really put the heat on a big fish; Spare aluminum spool; Pick Model. Order Now! Model No.: ST1000FI, Retrieve per Crank (in.): 29, Wt. (ozs.): 7 1/2, Line Rating (lbs./yds.): 2/270, 4/140, 6/110, Max Drag (lbs.): 7, Gear Ratio: 6.0:1; Model No.: ST2500FI, Retrieve per Crank (in.): 34, Wt. (ozs.): 9 1/2, Line Rating (lbs./yds.): 6/200, 8/140, 10/120, Max Drag (lbs.): 15, Gear Ratio: 6.0:1; Model No.: ST3000FI, Retrieve per Crank (in.): 35, Wt. (ozs.): 9 1/2, Line Rating (lbs./yds.): 6/230, 8/170, 10/140, Max Drag (lbs.): 15, Gear Ratio: 6.0:1; Model No.: ST4000FI, Retrieve per Crank (in.): 36, Wt. (ozs.): 11 1/2, Line Rating (lbs./yds.): 8/240, 10/200, 12/160, Max Drag (lbs.): 20, Gear Ratio: 5.8:1; Shimano Stradic FI Spinning Reel

Review the best fishing reels 2011

Hi, Friend

I have summaries you the best fishing reels 2011.Hope you enjoy

Price : $89.99

7.2 ounces

6.5:1/ 27 IPT

6 bearings (SS)

10 pounds max drag

1/8 turn side plate

Aluminum Lo Mass spool

VBS reduced mass hub

EVA handle grips

Mono 8/180, 10/155, 14/110

Power Pro 30/190, 50/120, 65/80

This reel is pretty amazing. I have been fishing for a little over a year now. Performance is about on par with the older Curado B model.

Curado 300EJ

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$259.99
6.9:1/ 32 IPT
7 bearings (1 S-ARB)
Single counterbalanced jigging handle
15# Max Drag
Designed for the new Wax Wing jigs

Stradic CI4 additions

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$219.99
3000 7.2 ounces 15# Max Drag 6:1
4000 9.3 ounces 20# Max Drag 5.8:1
1000ML (Micro Line) $199.99
The ML model has a special spool developed exclusively for our new Power Pro Micro Line (3-5#). Along with the spool it has a special drag curve that is shallow and very precise.

Shimano Stella FE Fishing reels


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1000 $699.99 5:1
2500 $729.99 6:1
3000 $729.99 6:1
4000 $749.99 6.2:1
14 + 1 S-ARB Bearings
EI on spool
DLC line roller
Mg Frame and side plate
Mg rotor (1000 size)
X-SHIP- Double bearing supported pinion gear
Saltwater approved

Thunnus CI4



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$259.99-299.99
4000- 4.8:1, 15# Max Drag, 12.7 ounces
6000- 4.8:1 20# Max Drag, 18 ounces
8000- 4.8:1 20# Max Drag, 19.4 ounces
12000- 4.4:1 25# Max Drag, 27.7 ounces
CI4 frame and rotor (12000 size has aluminum rotor)
Aluminum side plate
Paladin Gearing
Propulsion Line Management System
Dartanium II Drag Washers (Cross Carbon)
Varispeed Oscillation
6+1 S-ARB bearings
Machined handle with Direct Drive and Septon grip
Water Proof Drag

Trinidad 10A

10- $449.99
12- $459.99
14- $469.99
16N- $479.99
16-$ 479.99
20- $489.99
30- $499.99
6.3:1/ 38 IPT 10-14 sizes
6.2:1/46 IPT 16-30 sizes
8 +1 S-ARB bearings
Double Pawl Silent Assist Stopper
Dartaniam II Drag Washers (Cross Carbon)
X-SHIP and Super Free (pinion supported by two bearings)
Magnumlite spool
EI Surface treatment (Frame, Side plate and spool)
One piece left side plate and frame for reduced overall size and improved strength
Frame and side plate are cold forged and machined
Metal Rod Clamp
Metal clutch lever
This is the reel I am most excited about this year. This Trinidad A is just awesome. It will outcast and freespool better than anything on the market. I really, really, really like the new Trinidad.

ITalica 20II and 25I

TAC20II
46/20 IPT
30/470,40/320,50/260 mono
65/725,80/575,100/435 Power Pro
45 Max drag
30 Max Strike
6 S-ARB bearings
5.2:1/ 2.3:1
32.3 ounces


TAC25II
46/20 IPT
30/550,40/420,50/340
65/1010,80/730,100/470
45 Max Drag
30 Max strike
6 S-ARB Bearings
5.2:1/2.3:1
33.2 ounces

Shimano Curado 50/51E

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$199.99
6.9 ounces
6.4:1/ 25 IPT
10 pounds max drag
7 bearings (1 S-ARB)
Mono 10/105, 12/85, 14/70
Power Pro 20/115, 30/105, 65/80

Caenan 100/101

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How to Hook Sharpening

How to Hook Sharpening
Hi, Friend i'd like to advise you about how to hook sharpening . I think you should do that because that help you to win the fishing and Big Fish.

The vast majority of all new hooks are relatively blunt and

should be sharpened before being used for Big Game Fishing.

Newer chemically sharpened hooks are an exception where the attempts

to sharpen them often result in damaging the hook instead.

Hooks can be sharpened with a vast variety of files and stones,

but the correct way of using the file or stone does not vary much.

The method shown below is a simple and easy way to sharpen most hooks,

with a good and satisfying result.

All file directions are from the barb towards the point of the hook.

1. File the knife edge on the inside surfaces.

2. File the flat side surface.

3.Touch up the outside edges of the point very lightly.

Bridle Rigging Live Bait

Bridle Rigging Live Bait

This way of rigging live fish for trolling is one of the simplest methods.

It is also one of the most productive rigs in the Phuket area,

when targeting Sailfish and Marlin.

The Bridle rig is the standard method of rigging a large live bait, such as a Skipjack tuna for slow trolling.

It's simplicity makes it possible for an experienced crew to have the bait rigged and back in the water within a minute of being caught.

It's also a quick way to rig a skipping dead bait if you stitch the mouth and gills closed first. It's worth practising on a few dead baits beforehand, so that you can get the technique right without the pressure of trying to work against the clock with a live bait.

1) Prepare your leader. This can be mono, cable, or combined mono and cable depending on the species available in the area that you fish. Attach the hook to the leader using crimping sleeves and a swaging tool. The hook should be able to swing freely. Use either an Offshore loop knot or a rigging thimble to protect the leader from chafing on the hook.

2) Take an 18 —20 inch length of heavy Dacron or rigging floss. It is important that it is fairly thick, as light Dacron will tend to cut through the bait.

Double the Dacron and tie the two ends together using a Double overhand or Surgeon's knot.

Take the knotted end of the Dacron and fasten it to the bend of the hook with a Cow hitch (Lark's head knot). Secure it in place with one or two half hitches and you're ready for your bait.

3) When a bait is caught, quickly swing it aboard and wrap it in a wet towel. Avoid touching the bait with bare hands as much as possible. Kneel on the deck with the bait between your knees, and insert a crochet hook (available from a sewing or craft shop) through the gap in the eye sockets just forward of the eyes, and out of the other side.

Catch the Dacron loop with the crochet hook and pull it back through the eye sockets. Put the hook point through the Dacron loop, twist it three or four times and then put the point twice through the loop formed between the bait and the twists.

Do not try to fasten the hook tightly against the bait's head, the hook should be able to easily fold flat against the bait when it is swallowed.

Carefully place the bait back in the water and you're ready to fish. An undamaged bait rigged in this way should survive all day if it is not eaten, but it is important to troll very, very slowly. You should aim for a trolling speed of 1 —2 knots, higher speeds will cause the bait to quickly tire and die.

the bounce-ball technique

the bounce-ball technique

Bounce balling is a highly effective, yet very simple, fishing method

when fishing over sand or mud bottom for various bottom dwellers.

The technique is essentially a slow trolling technique designed to drag a bait

along the bottom, causing a commotion and thereby provoking a strike.

The rig is made with a three-way swivel tied to the main line.

At the bottom of the three-way swivel, a 25-35 cm. monofilament line

with a 1 to 2 pound cannonball sinker is attached.

Note that the sinker should be attached with a line of slightly lower breaking strength

then the main line, so this line will break off if the sinker becomes snagged.

From the center connection of the swivel, a 1,2 - 1,5 meter

monofilament line with a chrome dodger is attached.

Trailing 25-35 cm. behind this dodger, the lure is attached.

Bounce Ball Rig





As you drift or slow troll over an area of sand or mud bottom,

you bounce the sinker on the bottom by lifting and dropping the rod tip.

This way the sinker will create a sound, vibrations and clouds of silt

that attracts bottomfeeding predators. As they get closer,

the reflections of the metal dodger also helps trigger the strike.

As you are fishing with such a heavy sinker, it is very difficult to judge

just how hard to strike, so therefore do not try to set the hook.

Wind in the line until you feel the fish and the hook has set itself.

A heavy rod is required to stay in control of the large sinker,

and braided line is also a huge benifit as the low stretch

and increased sensitivity, makes it easier to feel the sinker

bouncing along the bottom.

Spec Shimano Stella 10000 FA Spinning Reel Review

Shimano Stella 10000 FA Spinning Reel

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Model Number : Stella 10000 FA







Specifications :
15 A-RB Stainless Steel Ball Bearings + 1 Roller Bearing
Fluidrive II Gearing System
Aluminum Body Construction
Dyna Balance "Wobble" Free System
Super Stopper II Anti-Reverse Bearing
Ovesized Power Roller Line Roller
New Floating Shaft Design
Gear ratio: 6.0:1
Weight: 31.4 oz
Max Drag: 65.0 lb
Line capacity: lb(yrds.) 12(500) 16(330) 20(220)

New Daiwa spinning reel for 2010 review

new fishing tackle. The latest in a growing list of hot tackle items to be launched this year is news that Daiwa have created a brand new Certate - one of the best spinning reels in the world.

Best news of all is that Daiwa haven't just rehashed the existing design but created something brand new with some amazing new features. First up, something called 'Mag Sealed'. This new feature is straight out of sci-fi. Based on NASA technology, Daiwa have capitalised on a new material - magnetic fluid. Used for fuel management in space ships, Daiwa have adapted this latest technology as a waterproofing agent. The magnetic liquid has been combined with brand new CRBB bearings to create smooth gearing that's impervious to liquid - making the intrusion of water and therefore corrosion a thing of the past. Quite whether this means that the reels will be able to cope with the occasional dunk in salt water is not clear at present. Daiwa still brand the reels as 'Washable' - sounds cautious to me. Only time will tell.

As you might expect, a flagship reel such as the Certate features the very latest in Daiwa design developments. From the pictures that have leaked out so far, it appears that the new Certate will be treated to ABS II, Machine Cut Digigear II, Silent Oscillation III, Neo Cross Wrap and the new Air Rotor. We're not quite sure how Daiwa found so much to improve in the old Certate!

The new Certate will be available in seven sizes from the ultra light 1003 up to a 3000 size, begging the question; where's the 4000?

We can't wait. Looks to be hitting stores in Australia from March. Specialist Japanese Etailers may well have stock already... race you!

Daiwa 2011 | New Tackle – New Logo

Daiwa 2011 | New Tackle – New Logo

best daiwa reel 2011 review

best daiwa reel 2011 review

2011 is a big year for Daiwa UK. Daiwa has a new logo and a fresh new brand image that it wants to align in every country - we first saw the release of the new Daiwa logo in Australia in December 2009. As you can see, it's a radical change from the logo we've all grown up with. I'm sure it won't be to everyone's favour but I really think it's a great move from Daiwa. While I agree that this is a gamble in terms of brand recognition, I think the new look and feel is bang on for a company that produces some of the most technically advanced fishing tackle on the planet.

While sales people may have reservations in changing something that was already working, the real bonus for us anglers is that in an effort to erase use of the old brand and logo, Daiwa has released a massive range of new tackle this year - all featuring the new Vector logo.

What follows is a quick glance at what attracted our attention at the recent Tackle & Guns Show at Stoneleigh Park. The Daiwa stand only featured a small fraction of the 2011 range due to size constraints but there was still plenty to get excited about before the 2011 Daiwa catalogue lands in the next couple of weeks.

Daiwa 7HT Mag ST

Like most people, when I saw the first pictures of the 7HT Mag Super Tuned in Sea Angler magazine I fell in love. What an awesome looking piece of kit - the pinnacle of beach casting multipliers - and the almost unobtainable price tag of £399 just added to the mystique of this reel. Much to my delight, Daiwa had not one, but two ST reels at the T&G show. Picking one up gave me all the familiarity of the original 7HT that I used to fish with, but in a new league all of its own. Despite taking the same form everything has been improved - whether that's the CNC machined mag dial with micro click adjustment, the carbon fibre swept handle with comfortable foam knobs, an improved intelligent Magnofuge braking system, or the 9 bearings (including 8 CRBB). I've never seen anyone come close to fitting that many bearings in a beach multiplier before. This is the Formula 1 of beach reels. Absolutely awesome!

Daiwa Saltiga 2-Speed Lever Drag

We've always appreciated the quality of Daiwa's Saltiga range of boat multipliers (we have two) and taken an interest in others opinions too. While no-one questions the quality or performance of these reels, a fairly common comment concerns the lack of a lever drag option. The Saltiga star drag is the smoothest in the business and highly usable, but some anglers just prefer the control and preset functionality of a good lever drag. Until now those anglers have had to rule out Daiwa's top of the range boat reels. Following in the footsteps of last years new Saltist Lever Drag, Saltiga now gets a lever drag, and what a beauty it is too. Available in 30 to 50 sizes (LD30 | LD40 | LD50), all reels also get 2-speed functionality. My first impression was of how light the biggest reel was (LD50). It looked a lot heavier than the quoted 26 ounces - it wasn't. As you'd expect, the lever operation was smooth with a soft clicker, as was the 2-speed mechanism. Also of note was how comfortable the left-hand palming sideplate was, with its recessed clicker. In silver and blue it's a looker too. Bound to be a hit if anglers can put a value on the RRP of £450 for the smallest model.

New TDM Team Daiwa Match Reels

The 2011 TDM has a similar spec to the highly popular, blue TDR match reels but at a more affordable price. The 'Team Daiwa' label isn't awarded lightly so the new reel isn't disadvantaged. Along with 6 bearings, AirBail, Twist Buster II and Digigear, the new TDM features Daiwa's excellent HIP line clip to aid safe, accurate casting. In addition to the standard 2508 and 3012 sizes, a new 4012 sized reel has been added - perfect for heavy feeder and more powerful float work. We also feel that the more subdued black aesthetics with gold trim will be well received in the UK market.

New Daiwa Certate Spinning Reels

We were ecstatic to see that the UK would not have to wait another season to receive the hotly awaited new Daiwa Certate, featuring Mag Sealed technology. For more information check out our previous release on the New Daiwa Certate. UK prices will start at £425 RRP. As always, expect sizable discounts from some retailers.

Daiwa Crosscast S Big Pit Reel

I want to describe the new Crosscast reel as a budget version of last season's Windcast but use of the term 'budget' seems somewhat unfair. I was initially impressed by the reel after handling. I was blown away when I saw that the price tag was just £69.99 RRP - this should mean a sub £60 price point if you shop around. The Crosscast S looks to be available in 5000 and 5500 sizes and features an attractive, modern matt black finish with silver spool and highlights. A great looking reel at this price. I'm sure this will be hugely popular in 2011.

New Era Fly Reels

It was impossible to miss the new New Era fly reels from Daiwa - gorgeous! We hope the picture does them justice. Based on a cartridge spool system, where each cartridge is entirely reversible and manufactured from precision machined aluminium. Each of the three cartridges has colour coded anodising; red, black & green. There's an attractive 'easy grip' drag adjustment controlling a smooth and powerful carbon washer drag system and sizes included in the range are; #5/6 | #7/8 | #8/9 | 10/11. Although each is available as a reel only option, the full package with cartridges includes a nice protective case with compartments for each of the three cartridges.

New Daiwa Braid Line

Daiwa 8 Braid will be available in a new colour in 2011 - high-vis Yellow/Green. Same great, 8-strand characteristics in a great new colour. As recommended by angling celebrity Henry Gilbey on his Blog. While on braid, we noticed a new Daiwa brand called Shinobi Braid Super PE. It looks like a quality 4-strand braid available in luminous green, and we hope, Daiwa's excellent Accudepth colouring.

Fishing Reels by Daiwa Aggrest Hyper-Speed

Fishing Reels by Daiwa Aggrest Hyper-Speed
Best Daiwa Fishing Reels.

STX 2010 7:1

Line Capacity 12/150
Bearings : 6BB+1RB
Gear Ratio : 7.3:1
Weight 7.6 oz

Lightweight for quick reaction - rapid fire casting, they are ultimately the fastest of their kind. With a hyper-speed 7.3 to 1 retrieve picking up 32 inches of line with every crank. So there's less wasted time between targets - more time in productive water.

Best Fishing Reels by Banax LX 110/110L

Fishing Reels by Banax LX 110/110L


I think, Price is very cheapand then quality not bad.

Hit+++


Features
* INA ONE WAY CLUTCH (MADE IN GERMANY)
* 9 BALL BEARING
* GRAPHITE FRAME, RIGHT, LEFT SIDE COVER
* FORGED ALUMINUM SPOOL(V SHAPE) WITH DOUBLE ANODIZING
16PCS DIA CUT
* DOUBLE ANODIZIED HANDLE ARM, STAR DRAG(8PCS DIA CUT), TENSION KNOB(1PCS DIA CUT)
* RUBBER HANDLE KNOB
* TWIN BRAKE SYSTEM (CENTRIFUGAL BRAKE SYSTEM + MAGNET BRAKE SYSTEM)
* GEAR RATIO 6.2:1
* LINE CAPACITY YDS/LB(MM) 260/6(0.24), 180/8(0.29)

Daiwa Advantage Review : Model: TDA

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Daiwa Advantage Review : Model: TDA , Spinning Reel with Spare Aluminum Spool
Sell by : Daiwa
Price: $138.95 - $149.95 Depend on Size

Select Size

Size: 4000

3500 1500 4000 2500 2000 3000

Product Description

Team Daiwa Advantage-A Features: Six ball bearing system including two corrosion resistant bearings and a roller bearing; Lightweight, rugged computer die-cast aluminum alloy body and cover; ABS Machined Aluminum Spool; Digigear digital gear design for speed, power and durability; Washable design with sealed, waterproof drag; Air Bail tubular stainless bail and Lifetime Bail Spring; Titanium-Nitrided ball bearing line roller; Twist Buster II line twist reduction; Infinite Anti-Reverse; Free spare ABS aluminum spool

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Product Details

• Brand: Daiwa
• Model: TDA
• Released on: 2009-01-10

Features

• Spinning reel with ultra-light action in freshwater.
• Specifications: Gear Ratio - 4.7:1; Line Per Crank - 23.0"; Weight - 9.2oz; Line Capacity - 4/155, 6/100, 8/80; Drag Max - 8.8
• Ball Bearings - 4; Corrosion Resistant Ball Bearings - 2; Roller Bearings - 1
  

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Shimano Stella FD Spinning Reel Review

Shimano Fishing Stella FD Spinning Reel Review



Shimano Stella FD Spinning Reel Review



Of course everyone knows what a Stella is. To us fishermen it's what a Rolls Royce is to cars, a James Purdey is to guns/rifles, or a Patek Philippe to watches. They always had this reputation, but in reality it has not always been completely accurate. Many haven't heard of the Stella before 1998, but that was the second (or third depending on how you look at it) generation of Stellas. The very first Stella came in 1992-3. Here is a photo of a vintage 1993 Stella 6000.

Since the beginning, they made the Stella as a fully metal reel equipped with the best technology available at the time without much attention to cost. Daiwa on the other hand was trying to catch up with their top of the range Team Daiwa Z (freshwater) and Team Daiwa X (saltwater). Excellent reels, but they fell short of dethroning the Stella as the finest reels in the world. One of my very first reviews was in 1999 which was a comparison between Stella 16000F and Team Daiwa TDX6000HIA, both over the US$550 mark which was really out there by the standards of that time. I fished the Cape with both, and the Stella proved to be tougher, smoother, and to have a better drag. This situation was about to change in 2001 though. Daiwa came up with a new truly revolutionary reel with a sexy name: Saltiga. Die hard fans still would not accept that Stella was no longer #1, but in a review I've written in 2003, I used my own experience with both Saltiga 6000 and Stella 20000FA (2001 generation of Stella), and concluded that the Daiwa was the new #1.

Saltiga was way ahead of its time. They had Digigears which were 3D computer designed and cut to achieve perfect meshing between the drive and pinion gears to the last curvature. That provided unrivaled smoothness, and durability like nothing I've seen before. The gears themselves were made of very strong materials. The pinion was machined stainless steel, and the drive gear was also machined from a very tough bronze/aluminum alloy C6191 known as "Marine Bronze". That gearing was incredible. I've worn out the stainless steel gearing of a Fin-Nor Ahab in less than 2 years, and when I sold the Twinspin 30 it had developed a considerable play in the gears from wear, while the Saltiga has been serving me for the past 6 years and the gears show no notable wear. It was a changing point in my thinking. Started to believe that maybe how the gears are made is a bigger factor in their strength/durability than merely the materials. My Saltiga has taken hundreds of hard fighting fish, including my specialty vertical winching of Groupers with all the stress this puts on gears, and they held up just fine. The Stella FA had an Aluminum drive gear and a brass pinion, which many could tell didn't stay as tight for long. The Saltiga also came with the first ever one piece bail wire, which gave flawless line transition to the roller, and was proof to a notorious problem with the 1998 Stella (F series) which was wires coming off the roller assembly. Saltiga had a mechanical emergency anti-reverse (again, a first in spinners) to kick in if a slippage occurs in the one way instant roller clutch. A smart move and a better idea than putting TWO separate roller clutches as they did in the heavy and clumsy Team Daiwa TDX6000.

The Saltiga had a one piece machined handle which was, well, not exactly one piece. It had a stainless steel threaded tube inserted and secured by a screw to attach to the gear axle. The handle could better be described as a "jointless" handle, which while sacrificing the ability to fold for easier transportation, gives a very solid and positive feel that nothing can rival. And staying there, the reel had the male threads machined in the gear axle itself, while the female threads were placed in the handle.


That was a new one, as in nearly every other spinning reel the gear has the female and the handle has the male axles. What this did was making the gear axle much thinner than usual. This is not hard to imagine: A female tube will always be thicker than the male in order to receive it. So by putting the male on the gear axle, they managed to make it incredibly thin.

Why is it good? Well, the best work transmission and efficiency is found in bevel gears. Bevel gears are gears where the axis of the pinion intersects with the axis of the drive gear as in this illustration.


This efficient arrangement is found on reels we all know like Mitchell 488, Penn 720/722, and Van Staal. The problem here was that those reels could not change handle to the other side because the axis of the main gear could not be extended to the other side of the body because the main shaft was in the way. Pretty simple to understand, just read it again and you'll get it.

In reels with handles that could be attached to both sides, which are the most common today, Hypoid gearing is used. The pinion is a little offset, the axes of both gears do not intersect, hence the axle of the main gear could be extended to the other side of the reel's body to receive the handle. This illustration shows Hypoid gears.


This arrangement is very convenient, but work transmission is not as perfect as in bevel gears. Back to the Saltiga, the use of a very thin gear axle (thanks to it being male, not female) allowed them to lower the position of the gear a few millimeters to be as close as possible to the most efficient position which is of course impossible to achieve here. This offered the best efficiency in any reel that has an ambidextrous handle. Again, read it once more if you don't get it, and you'll have the answer to a question few out of the Saltiga design team can answer: Why is the male part in the drive gear and not the handle? Daiwa called it "Minimum offset gear", and it could be felt working when cranking under load. If you've used one enough, you can tell that it has an incredible cranking power. Finally not to stray far, the Saltiga was waterproof,.not just water resistant like the Stella FA.

The only thing the 2001 Stella had over the Saltiga was the drag. Both reels could put 30KG of drag, but at high drag settings (over about 16KG), Saltiga's drag had a felt starting inertia, that in some cases led to breakages of the stem of the smaller models, and in at least one documented case a breakage of the bail arm on a large model.

Starting inertia in a nutshell could be explained as follows: Newton says that a static body tends to stay static, and a moving body tends to keep moving. So, a static spool set at 18KG of drag will not move on 18KG pull, but it will need a starting pull of anything from 20-23KG to start moving, then once mobile it will start giving line at the original 18KG until it stops and starts again. The difference between the drag setting and the initial pull required to start it is what makes a good drag and a bad one. Obviously, in the Saltiga a considerably big pull is required to start it moving at those high settings, which results in a felt jerk. When the braid is too strong and the drag is very high, a breakage could result from this phenomena as illustrated in the photo above. The Stella FA did not have this jerk because it had bigger drag washers on the bottom of the spool as well as a small stack on top of it, thus achieving the same braking power at much less stress than in the Saltiga.

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Shimano Fishing Spanning Reel STELLA 20000FA

Shimano Fishing Spanning Reel STELLA 20000FA
Product Detail :

Weight (g) : 924
Ball Bearings : 15 ARB
Roller Bearings : 1
Spool Item Code : RD8365
Line Capacity (mm/m) : 0,35-750/ 0,40-550/ 0,50-350
Line Capacity (lb/yds) : 20-460/ 25-380/ 30-320
Gear Ratio : 4,4:1

Shimano Fishing Reel STELLA 4000FB Review

Shimano STELLA 4000FB

Product Detail :

Weight : 295
Ball Bearings : 12
Roller Bearings : 1
Line Capacity (mm/m) : 0,25-260/ 0,30-180/ 0,35-130/ 0,40-100
Line Capacity (lb/yds) : 8-240/ 10-200/ 12-160
Gear Ratio : 4,6:1

Review :
I have been fishing most of my life. I am now 50. Ten years ago I purchased 5 Stella reels and have just recently sold them all and got 80 percent the original purchase price. That says something about Stella reels quality. I am now buying 5 more for the next ten years of my life.

Shimano Stradic CI4 Spinning Reels Model: STCI4 1000F

Shimano Stradic CI4 Spinning Reels Model: STCI4 1000F

Okuma Fishing Epixor EB Bait Feeder Reel Reviews

Okuma Fishing Epixor EB Bait Feeder Reel

Price : Price: $64.99 - $89.99 ,Depend on Size below .

Size:

10/180

12/390

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Product Features

• 9 Stainless Steel Ball Bearings
• Rigid, Forged-Aluminum Handle Design
• 1 Quick-Set Anti-Reverse Roller Bearing
• Hydro Block Water-Tight Drag Seal
• Precision Machine Cut Brass Pinion Gear

Product Description The Okuma Epixor "EB" baitfeeder reel is the first high-performance finesse spinning reel with a bait feeding system. It is a unique blend of a tournament grade spinning reel and Okuma's patented live line bait feeding system. The live bait feeding system disengages the spool to allow the bait to run freely by flipping up the baitfeeder lever. The tension of the free spool can be adjusted with the rear adjustment, which looks and works like a rear drag. The bait feeding system allows a fish to pick up the bait and run without feeling the drag of the reel. When you are ready to set the hook, you flip down the baitfeeder lever to engage the drag, and the conventional front drag takes over. Like the standard Epixor spinning reels, the Epixor EB features an ultra-smooth action with nine stainless steel ball bearings and a one-way clutch bearing. The quick-set anti-reverse system guarantees rock-solid hook sets and eliminates handle play. The aluminum handle arm and soft, comfortable rubber handle make the Epixor EB is perfect for any fresh water or inshore angling.

Fishing Technique : Blood Worm of bait Fish.

Using the Blood Worm technique when fishing, has surprisingly

nothing to do with using a worm as bait.

It is a technique originally invented for Shark fishing by American angler Fred Archer.

It is now used in many fishing venues around the world, including Phuket,

with slight changes depending on the behaviour of the target fish in the area.

The technique is similar to fishing with live fish, trolling or drifting,Ohh......Ghost.

with only one exception - the cut of tail of the bait fish!

This might not sound like a drastic change in technique, but it

can mean a big difference in the amount of landed billfish.

On days where the billfish are showing but only as lazy non-feeders,

the trick is to quickly cut off the tail of a baitfish,

avoiding cutting too deep so the fish will start bleeding.

Once in the water, the baitfish will wiggle its now missing tail

in an attempt to swim, and this behaviour

often turns lazy billfish into feeding predators.

Ref : http://fishing-reviews.blogspot.com/2007/12/blood-worm.html

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The Epixor EB baitfeeder spinning reel from Okuma® allows you to disengage the spinning reel spool and let the bait run freely; a patented on/off lever on the rear will automatically disengage this feature so you can fight your fish with the main drag system.
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