Shimano Saragosa SW SRG5000SW Spinning Reel | J&H Tackle
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The Shimano Saragosa SW SRG5000SW Spinning Reel is a great nearshore/offshore spinning reel. The SRG5000SW has an aluminum body and spool, and features x-ship, six ball bearings, and is sealed to protect it from saltwater. The waterproof drag system is great and puts out 22 lbs of drag at max! Fill it with braid and get ready to catch some big fish! To purchase or for more information on the SRG5000SW, go to the J&H Tackle Saragosa SW Spinning Reels page on our web site. Here is the link: jhfi.sh/1391A4J
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Bought one today used and tested it on yellowtail kingfish from the the ledges. incredible just love it.
i own both 5k and 6k....i used 6k for medium surf....and 5k for light popping.
satisfied with the gear ratio...HG..5.7:1
so..my tp5000hg and stl6000pg... now are my backup reel.
Josh Iam fighting big black drums. Would you recommend the saragosa 6000 or the penn clash 6000?
would you recommend this for stripped bass and blues or the stradic 4000
what am I better off buying in ur opinion between the 5000 or 6000
between sergosa and stradic 5000, which would be a better choice for shore and pier fishing?
Would this reel match a Shimano Exage BX STC Spinning 300H Fishing Rod, and be suitable to manage big blue's?
Hello! Tell me please, what do you think, up to how many grams can use sinkers with Saragosa 5000 be maximally possible? Thank you
Hi, im going to buy a star rod plasma inshore. PS122070. those are the numbers. Would this reel be to big for that rod? Can you please respond ASAP. thanks
What size rod would you pair this with? I'm thinking of putting it on a 8ft Shamano Teramar.
If you had to choose between the Stradic FK 5000 or the Saragosa SW 5000, which one would it be? I'm looking to purchase one of the two. Going to be pairing it up with a 7'6 Star Rod Seagis (10-20). Looking to use it for inshore/nearshore fishing. haven't decided whether to load it with 15 or 20 braid. On paper the Stradic seems better. I'm torn between the two reels because I already have 3000FK and a 6000SW. Help me out JandH.
+Alexander Franqui Stradic FK.
This or the stradic?
I see shimano changed the weights on their site..16 oz for the 5k and 6k.I want the 10k.
Are these reels slow oscillating like some of the shimanos? If not do these reels cast as far as a slow oscillation reel with good line lay?
No. They are not.
Yea would be good to no what weights for the 8000 and 10000
X-ship is NOT how Shimano aranges it's gearing together with bearings for smother retrieve, it's a redisign of gears to make axis of their axles closer so that loss of power is reduced (they say by 25%) and enlargement of gears (they say by 20%), and the bearings have been around gears for decades...
Would you recommend this reel or a new FK 5000 for a 7'6" St. Croix Tidemaster. I am looking for a good setup for throwing live bait and larger artificial lures like the new Spooltec lures
+R33L FISHING What are you fishing for?
Snook mostly. I want a setup that can handle larger snook. I am unsure which reel to pick but would you recommend the St. Ctoix Tidemaster 7'6 12-25 for a 5000?
+R33L FISHING Yes. That would work. Go with the Stradic.
Is the Stradic FK 5000 smaller than the Saragosa? I have a 5000 FJ and it is paired with a Crowder ess712 12-25 and it is light and pretty small. Would the 5000 fk and the tidemaster be able to throw a 2 oz lure?
+R33L FISHING Yes.
would you use this for soft plastics and hard body minows? or go with new stradic thanks
+Breakaway Australia Depends what you are fishing for. Think of the Stradic as your inshore reel and the Saragosa as your nearshore reel.
Thanks man..
+jandhtackle ya sinkers from 4oz to 9oz and the body sizes are the same between 5000 and 6000 right there's really not much of a purpose of buying the 5000 because I do a decent amount of sharking out of jones inlet and when we go we sometimes see mahi and the 6000 is good enough to use for them to right
phillip lapierre 6000 is a good size.
I'll have to weigh them tomorrow and see what's what.
is it the same size as the fj 5000 or equivalent to a 5000 slammer or spinfjsher?
It is smaller than both of those reels.
+jandhtackle is the 6000 to big for a medium fast terez rod and to use it for seabass porgies and fluke offshore fishing wrecks
phillip lapierre Not if you're using a lot of lead or weight.
Do you think I can use this reel for really light jigging?
Absolutely!
So I can put this reel underwater, but not turn the handle, like the spinfisher?
yes.
Ok thanks for the quick reply
+jandhtackle, In your video you say it is 239.99, but on your website you list it for 269.99...?
The video is 3 years old. Shimano has raised their prices since then.
Whats the body made of seems plastic like love the reel tho
Doug Noble Aluminum.
quick question what shimano terez should i get for this reel
What are you fishing for?
Jacks small sharks basicly a beefy inshore combo light offshore
Get a MH.
This reel or a penn slammer 4500 for surf fishing??
Either will work. They both have seals.
would this be good for snook fishing
+trollingbros1 Yes. Large snook.
will this reel manage with a Big Blue fish (15lb) ?
Sam HITCHINS i caught a 17 lb bluefish on a 2500 shimano sahara with 8 lb braid
İs it good for shore jig? Thx
Yes.
what kind of lures can i throw with this?.......any swimbaits?
Yes you can. You can throw a lot of different lures.
how about small swimbaits like doas?
I don't see why not. It's going to be more on the rod you are using if it can handle it.
So can this throw 5 gram lures? Or is a 4K fk better?
Abdullah Al-Azmi Depends on the rod.
They weigh 24 and 25 ozs respectively. All of this is listed on our web site. jandh.com.
can this handle yellowtail?
Step up to the 6000.
caught a 20kg yellowtail king on this reel...
This versus the Penn SSV?
+stacky512a For what type of fishing?
+jandhtackle SSV 3500-4500 for light surf fishing (anything from surf perch to corvina, spot fin croaker) but reliability is the key as I go into Mexico and there isn't a readily available tackle store
+stacky512a I understand. Either will work. Both reels have seals on them.
@jandhtackle I'm considering the Saragosa 5000 or the Stradic 5000 for a 7'0" tidemaster. I'm kayak fishing for large striped bass what would you suggest?
Both are good options. The Stradic is probably going to balance better on that rod.
saragosa 5000sw and 7'0 terez waxwing
I guess you can have 2 slightly different reels by buying the 5000 model and the 6000 spare spool that will fit the 5000 model. The 5000 should have a little bit more torque and the 6000 a bit more casting distance.
I thought the width of the spools of the 5000/6000 were the same but the 6000 only smaller at the axle but the 6000 is actually a bit wider. You can see a bigger gap between spool and rotor. Nice!
Let's order another Shimano reel without even testing it out in a store haha After all the Xship upgrades all reels are fantastic!! I read a great review of somebody submerging it in a bucket of water for half a day and spinning it occasionally. And after taking it apart no water anywhere!
If you want a lightweight spin reel the Rarenium Ci4+ FB is almost unbeatable! The 4000 model is sooooo light with only 250 grams and sooooo smooth, you wonder if there are any gears in there!
I want to set up a new really nice flathead rig for catching big crocs with plastics, is this a good reel? What rod should I pair with it? I was thinking a Nitro Baby Viper
Where are you fishing?
Id be fishing the river mouths and estuaries in Northern NSW around minnie waters
I'm not familiar with that rod. The 5000 Saragosa seems small for what you are targeting. How big are the fish?
I want 80cm+ flatties
Go with a 6000 size.
I love her