I have Steez, Zillion and Tatula with the zero adjust. I've not touched the tension dial from the factory and they just cast a mile. I only adjust the magnetic break. Love my Daiwa reels.
I have the tatula ct 100 xs 8.1 and I use it for flipping into Lily pads that are insanely thick at my favorite lake. I've used other reels that has a slower speed with less drag and I've lost fish in the Lily's. The daiwa pins them an rips them out of the thickest of thick!!!! Plus it's straight solid and holds up!
I am a Shimano guy all the way..but man did this reel surprised me and surpassed all my expectations..quickly becoming one of my most used reel..smooth,sturdy,palmable,casts amazing..love the zero adjust; little chance of it coming undone over time and causing a reel to misbehave..it's my first daiwa,but not my last for sure.
@@pierreolivier7990 hard to turn by accident..I like it because it stays set,doesn't come undone overtime.. The bad thing is,you HAVE to remove it to oil the bearing.. Similar "problem" with my 21' Conquest; have to remove spool tension knob to pop the spool out.. Tatula SV is the reel I take fishing most of the time..upgraded only drag clicker and swapped spool bearings with A9 ceramics, the thing is a beast for fishing light (1/8) stuff, even on medium light setup..LOVE IT
The gear size is probably different in the reel. The handle size doesn’t matter , one revolution is same inches per turn no matter if handle is 85mm 90mm or 110 mm.
If the gear ratios are the same then the difference in inches per turn could only come from a size difference in the spool. Taller spool = more inches per turn.
I don't have either reel. Haven't really looked at either reel. Haven't even thought why and how are they so different. Awesome breakdown on the 2 reels.
Hey thanks for putting this video out there. You answered a lot of questions of mine. I just picked me up a 2020 8.1 and am glad I went with it instead of the 2017
Appreciate this video bro 👊🏽😁 I’m a Shimano guy for the most part. Buddy of mine raves about these reels especially what I just learned from you is the 2017 model haha I was looking at em and I couldn’t figure what the hell the difference was. 🤷🏻♂️😂 Also those Gomexus handles just ruin all your other reel handles, haha once you get one you’re screwed and want one on every reel you own! 🤦🏻♂️😂 Thanks again for the info just subbed. Tight lines 🎣🤙🏽
I've got a couple of the Tatula 100. I would love to try an SV. I've heard SV is has a pretty good breaking system (easier on preventing backlash). Have you used the Shimano DC breaks? How would these Tatula SV compare to the Shimano DC in terms of breaking and backlashes?
I had the 150 but I do like these better than that. The SV is extremely nice and the braking is superb. As far as comparing it to a DC? I’d put it on par with the SLX dc, because that’s the only DC I have lol
Not a fan of the 2020 model. I have the 2017 model and love it. Palmed the 2017 at the store and wasn't sold. Also, the tension knob is just weird, I know they did it by design but not crazy about that. The cosmetics are also not better either.
I’m with you man! The longer I spent with the two, I prefer the 2017. Now unfortunately... the 2020 is in the bottom of a lake 😂 However I now have the PF Elite and that, I’m a huge fan of
The sv tw is so overbreaked, I don't even use the zero adjuster setting. I open up that tension and still don't have to go above 5 or 6 on the breaks unless I'm skipping. I wonder what the differences are between the JDM vs USDM 20 tatula sv tw, I recently found the JDM sv tw103 for $140 so I picked up 2 more
@olivier7990 If you are just now learning how to skip I would suggest starting with a side arm roll cast and you want to work on your release to get your bait parallel to the surface( you might want to spool up some cheap line to learn with because you might send that bait straight down sometimes and backlash it). Roll cast> release low> gradually raise your rod tip and thumb the spool. I don't know what equipment you're using but you want a rod with a tip that loads easily and it'll help a little. On whatever reel you're using start off maybe tighten that tension just a tab bit more and bump up the brakes. You could also learn the cast on a spinning setup to avoid backlashing, and once you're more familiar with the motion it'll be easier to do with a baitcaster. There should be plenty videos on YT that'll teach you the basics.
Dang it man, I’ve been here for two years now and you’ve still only got 4.3 subs...HOW?!?! You need more! I can’t wait to see you quit your night job and do YT full time.
Hey OWA, Is the mag brake dial more recessed on the newer model? I have an older Tatula, and a huge problem I have with Daiwa reels is that I inadvertently (and constantly) change the mag dial settings while I'm fighting fish and working lures. And it's entirely because I really choke up on my reels and palm them deep into my hand. I switched to Shimano because of that issue, but I've been really curious about these SV reels as I am a huge fan of finesse baitcasters.
They’re both awesome! Definitely depends on what you’re wanting to do with them. I can’t help but say the older version just feels more robust. Not so much because of the overall size, but probably because the 2020 is so light 😂
Bro thank you so much for this video! I’ve been going crazy the past few days trying to figure all these questions out haha! Just subbed thank you man! Settling for 2020 to inshore fish
I got the 8 speed cuz I use mostly plastics with slack line and I wanted the fastest pickup. I'd still like to throw moving baits (nothing heavy). Is 8 speed too fast? It's only 31.9 IPT so it's not blazing. My Lew's Mach 2 spinning is faster. What do you think?
8.1 is a good overall reel. You can always reel a bit slower. I find the 7.1 pretty good too if you don't want to have to slow down your reeling too much. I find the 6.3 to be too slow for many presentations. I feel I have to crank it super fast just to get some baits to work correctly, like spinner baits and some chatter baits. The 6.3 might be ok for deep diving cranks where you don't it to be so hard to turn.
I put my 8 spd SV103 on a Dobyns cranking rod. I fish mostly shallow ponds from the bank. It does pretty well keeping the bait shallow without planing. I've caught a couple of fish on lipless crankbaits. So far, I'm happy with the combo.
Hello, great video, new subscriber here. I have 11 rods that have variousTatula Reels. They are by far my favorite. I have 2 Tatula SV TW 103 reels that are both 8.1:1. One is Purple and the other is Gold. Is this just a different year thing then?
I just checked them both and they have the exact same handle/grip. Both are 90mm, (I used my digital calipers) It looks like the 2017 model that you showed in your video. If that helps any.
Well, when it comes to model naming conventions and baitcasting reels it seems that the Reel Marketeers like the customer be confused and have to buy a lot of gear.
i got some old 103s i picked up 2 new 103s for $100 each off fb marketplace gonna see whats up. feels good in the hand paired with a st croix rod, but then again that is what she said 😂😂🙈🙈😊😊😊😊
Lol! Thanks bro!! And honestly not much, just years of pulling on it and combing it has it trained. I used an oil maybe once to twice a week? But that's it!
@tims_always_fishing yeah I used different names and addresses got 2 slx dc combos one for 198 and one for 212 also got the dobyns 867 during the 25 percent off sale plus the 10 percent email which brought it from 289 to 202
This video is a great example that you should always double check the info you're getting. This guy thinks a reels handle size will affect the retrieve IPT 🤦♂️. Doesn't matter if we're talking 80mm handle or 120mm handle. A full turn is still just a full turn. The spool size and gear ratio is what matters.
Thanks dude! I HIGHLY recommend the Okuma Komodo SS 364, 13 Fishing A3 or Lexa with the power handle. I have experience with all of those (own them and linked in the description of newer videos)
Lol you answered pretty much every one of my questions bro! I was looking at specs, cosmetic differences, size differences and I think I want the 2020, love the Diawa handles, I throw finesse swimbaits a lot and prefer casting gear overall to spinning. The drag doesn’t matter too much to me, since I don’t catch big fish... 😑 overall I could use a finesse bait caster, I’ve got the power reels already anyway... until I get the shimano $275 swimbait reel, can’t remember the name...
@@legionssb tranx is solid dude!! But I’ve been throwing the Curado 300 and I’m seriously impressed with it, and it’s less than the Tranx. Great other option
@@OklahomasWorstAngler aww man that sucks. Im a shimano guy and new to diawa so I did some research on this reel and the tatula elite, both of which I just purchased. Just like yours, mine had a surprising amount of play in it. But while researching it I came across this guy on TH-cam called The reel test channel. He explained that the zero adjuster means just that, dont adjust it. Diawa actually went as far as to make the adjuster very stiff to turn and designed the drag star in a way that makes it difficult to adjust so to deter the end user. After watching his review I researched it more and he was correct. Diawa says that they set it at the factory for its optimum performance, and though they leave it where you can still adjust it, they flat out say not to. My reel had alot of slop in the spool so it threw me back when I heard this.
@@caseydangar1193 hey it’s fishin man! We’re gonna lose stuff. I didn’t even get mad, just picked up another combo and got back to it! And msn that’s wild. I thought I read it was supposed to have a few millimeters of play lol. At least I know for the next one! Thanks dude! I’ve got a good mix of Shivaji and Daiwa. I just love the look of Daiwas
@@OklahomasWorstAngler just found your channel and im loving your content. If your oklahomas worst Angler, I wouldnt even be allowed to put a boat in the water in your state. Lol
@@caseydangar1193 🤣🤣 you’re more than welcome if you’re gonna help me look better! When I started though... I was without a doubt lol. And the name just stuck. And I like it 😅
Great info, I just got the 103 sv new model today it feels weird compared to my tatula CT model, the inductor pulls out so easy compared to my tatula ct, if I set the 103 higher than 0 on the magnet knob and reel in fast the same ways yours are set up with the line taped on the reel it has a lot of friction from the magnetic brakes and slows down super fast. my tatula CT don't do that and with the 103 sv magnetic setting on max you really feel the brakes bogging down the reel when reeling in fast it feels like friction? it's weird like it will do this when casting and not cast as far as my tatula ct? any info on this or did I get a dud? Thanks
Let me get a little more time behind the reel and I’ll follow up with you on it dude!! So far, I Haven’t noticed it. But I was dealing with harsh winds when I was throwing it. So I had it fairly dialed back. John has the CT so I’ll try and compare next time we fish together too!
@@OklahomasWorstAngler Thanks, you can feel it just the way you shown them in your video put the brakes on 0 reel in real fast than put them on 20 and do the same and it feels like it's got drag on it almost like when you barely put the drag on and spin up the reel.... I know the SV inductor coupler pulls out way more easy than mu CT models... so i am thinking it's the brakes being activated so easy causing the friction feeling when reeling fast?
@@PHFishingBiking it definitely sounds like that’s the issue. That it’s the internal brakes slowing down the spool. That zero adjuster is so touchy too, you have to have the play in the spool just right. But like I said, I’ll get some more time behind it and see if I can help out
@@OklahomasWorstAngler Hi if you get yours in your hand set up like how you have them in your video and set the side dial to 0 and just reel it in real fast and then do the same with the dial on 20 does yours on 20 make the real feel like there is friction and it gets slowed down harder to reel on 20? this is how mine is working the more I turn the dial up like from half way to full 20 when spinning the reel fast it makes friction like the brakes are grabbing slowing it down? If you can do this test and let me know how yours is it would be awesome. Thanks
Is it just me? Handle length has nothing to do with how much line is retrieved. Right? Spool size and how full the spool is has more to do with how much line is retrieved, right?
Ya know, the only Elite I have is the PF... and that's my froggin reel. The main difference that I can tell between it and these, is that it's lighter. I love that reel because I love froggin lol
I have Steez, Zillion and Tatula with the zero adjust. I've not touched the tension dial from the factory and they just cast a mile. I only adjust the magnetic break. Love my Daiwa reels.
I have the tatula ct 100 xs 8.1 and I use it for flipping into Lily pads that are insanely thick at my favorite lake. I've used other reels that has a slower speed with less drag and I've lost fish in the Lily's.
The daiwa pins them an rips them out of the thickest of thick!!!!
Plus it's straight solid and holds up!
I am a Shimano guy all the way..but man did this reel surprised me and surpassed all my expectations..quickly becoming one of my most used reel..smooth,sturdy,palmable,casts amazing..love the zero adjust; little chance of it coming undone over time and causing a reel to misbehave..it's my first daiwa,but not my last for sure.
The zéro IS very difficult to make a touch by fail ?
@@pierreolivier7990 hard to turn by accident..I like it because it stays set,doesn't come undone overtime..
The bad thing is,you HAVE to remove it to oil the bearing..
Similar "problem" with my 21' Conquest; have to remove spool tension knob to pop the spool out..
Tatula SV is the reel I take fishing most of the time..upgraded only drag clicker and swapped spool bearings with A9 ceramics, the thing is a beast for fishing light (1/8) stuff, even on medium light setup..LOVE IT
The gear size is probably different in the reel. The handle size doesn’t matter , one revolution is same inches per turn no matter if handle is 85mm 90mm or 110 mm.
Ah, good point dude
No problem. Just thought you might have misspoke. Great channel! A longer handle will make it easier to turn for leverage.
Hell I misspeak all the time 😂 but I’m always up for learning! So I appreciate it. And I appreciate you liking the channel!! 👊🏻
If the gear ratios are the same then the difference in inches per turn could only come from a size difference in the spool. Taller spool = more inches per turn.
@@MrBmfg91 correct. Just as if the amount of line on the spool can cause more line to be picked up with a full spool versus a almost empty one.
Tatula SW TV 2017 Spool is 33mm in diameter, and the 2020 model has a 32mm spool. That's why it is a bit slower than the 2017 model.
Ahhhh okay! Thank you for that!
I don't have either reel. Haven't really looked at either reel. Haven't even thought why and how are they so different. Awesome breakdown on the 2 reels.
Lol ty bro I have been thinking about getting the new Tatula SV TW and wanted a little more info on it, this was perfect!
Awesome!! I can’t tell you how many times I just looked on TW at them and wondered... wtf is the difference lol. So I’m glad this helped out!
Nice job OWA! In my experience, the 2017's skip jigs/chatterbaits easier than all my other reels.
Thanks bro!! I SUCK at skipping lol, but I’ll be workin on it this year
Hey thanks for putting this video out there. You answered a lot of questions of mine. I just picked me up a 2020 8.1 and am glad I went with it instead of the 2017
Awesome dude! I’m glad this helped out 👊🏻 you’re gonna love that reel
Thanks for this, you definitely weren't the only one wondering.. this answered my questions and concerns.
Appreciate this video bro 👊🏽😁 I’m a Shimano guy for the most part. Buddy of mine raves about these reels especially what I just learned from you is the 2017 model haha I was looking at em and I couldn’t figure what the hell the difference was. 🤷🏻♂️😂 Also those Gomexus handles just ruin all your other reel handles, haha once you get one you’re screwed and want one on every reel you own! 🤦🏻♂️😂 Thanks again for the info just subbed. Tight lines 🎣🤙🏽
Great review. I just purchased the 2020 model ( I guess). Very compact and smooth reel. I can’t wait to get it on the water.
Thanks Rick! You’ll love it man! Mine went for a swim... so cherish it 😂
@@OklahomasWorstAngler I also found your channel today and subscribed. Looking forward to your vids. 👍👍
@@rick4649 thank you brother! I appreciate the support very much and hope you enjoy them! It’s been a helluva journey lol
I've got a couple of the Tatula 100. I would love to try an SV.
I've heard SV is has a pretty good breaking system (easier on preventing backlash). Have you used the Shimano DC breaks? How would these Tatula SV compare to the Shimano DC in terms of breaking and backlashes?
I had the 150 but I do like these better than that. The SV is extremely nice and the braking is superb. As far as comparing it to a DC? I’d put it on par with the SLX dc, because that’s the only DC I have lol
@@OklahomasWorstAngler But with the Daiwa reels, I have to make my own "bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz" sound every time I cast!!
😂 😂
Thank you for this info. I just bought the sv tws 2017 today. Hope it works out well.
I think you’ll love it! And thanks for the feedback!
Not a fan of the 2020 model. I have the 2017 model and love it. Palmed the 2017 at the store and wasn't sold. Also, the tension knob is just weird, I know they did it by design but not crazy about that. The cosmetics are also not better either.
I’m with you man! The longer I spent with the two, I prefer the 2017. Now unfortunately... the 2020 is in the bottom of a lake 😂 However I now have the PF Elite and that, I’m a huge fan of
Excellent buddy! Bro, those Gomexus handles are SWEEEEEEET 💪 They look a lot like the handles on my TXZ
Daiwa is pretty much all I have! Tatula 100, 200, 300, a Zillion 10.0, Lexa-WN 300. BG 2500.
Bro I’m jealous of that collection lol. But I’m heading that way 👊🏻
@@OklahomasWorstAngler I'm working on getting a Doyo reel from Korea!
Ryoga is my unicorn lol
The sv tw is so overbreaked, I don't even use the zero adjuster setting. I open up that tension and still don't have to go above 5 or 6 on the breaks unless I'm skipping. I wonder what the differences are between the JDM vs USDM 20 tatula sv tw, I recently found the JDM sv tw103 for $140 so I picked up 2 more
What a tips or setting for skipping please ?
@olivier7990 If you are just now learning how to skip I would suggest starting with a side arm roll cast and you want to work on your release to get your bait parallel to the surface( you might want to spool up some cheap line to learn with because you might send that bait straight down sometimes and backlash it). Roll cast> release low> gradually raise your rod tip and thumb the spool. I don't know what equipment you're using but you want a rod with a tip that loads easily and it'll help a little. On whatever reel you're using start off maybe tighten that tension just a tab bit more and bump up the brakes. You could also learn the cast on a spinning setup to avoid backlashing, and once you're more familiar with the motion it'll be easier to do with a baitcaster. There should be plenty videos on YT that'll teach you the basics.
I'd rather have the Tatula SV 103 made in 2017. Can't find one in the 7:3 gear ratio! Are they gonna quit making them???
Dang it man, I’ve been here for two years now and you’ve still only got 4.3 subs...HOW?!?! You need more! I can’t wait to see you quit your night job and do YT full time.
Thank you bro, you know it means a lot to me. And that's the goal... I can't wait for that either! Until then, I just keep grinding.
How can there be .3 of a person?
Hey OWA,
Is the mag brake dial more recessed on the newer model? I have an older Tatula, and a huge problem I have with Daiwa reels is that I inadvertently (and constantly) change the mag dial settings while I'm fighting fish and working lures. And it's entirely because I really choke up on my reels and palm them deep into my hand. I switched to Shimano because of that issue, but I've been really curious about these SV reels as I am a huge fan of finesse baitcasters.
Perfect timing. Was looking at this reel recently and was wondering. I may try the 2020 finesse version.
They’re both awesome! Definitely depends on what you’re wanting to do with them. I can’t help but say the older version just feels more robust. Not so much because of the overall size, but probably because the 2020 is so light 😂
Great Explaining, Great vid. Thanks 👌👍
I love my Shimanos but have no problems with Daiwa
Bro thank you so much for this video! I’ve been going crazy the past few days trying to figure all these questions out haha! Just subbed thank you man! Settling for 2020 to inshore fish
great video dawg👊🏽
Thanks bro!! 🙏🏻
Excellent review thanks 👌
I would like to get the newer model do you think it would make good overall crankbait technique reel ? Thank you for the great video!
Yeah I think itd be great for that!
I have the same one as you (purple) I like that feel better it wasn’t until I went to get another one that I realized they changed it.
Yeah dude the 2017 feels more substantial for sure. You can still get em online though!
I got the 8 speed cuz I use mostly plastics with slack line and I wanted the fastest pickup. I'd still like to throw moving baits (nothing heavy). Is 8 speed too fast? It's only 31.9 IPT so it's not blazing. My Lew's Mach 2 spinning is faster. What do you think?
I definitely think that’ll be perfect for picking up the slack line faster! And they cast weightless plastics extremely well
8.1 is a good overall reel. You can always reel a bit slower. I find the 7.1 pretty good too if you don't want to have to slow down your reeling too much. I find the 6.3 to be too slow for many presentations. I feel I have to crank it super fast just to get some baits to work correctly, like spinner baits and some chatter baits. The 6.3 might be ok for deep diving cranks where you don't it to be so hard to turn.
I put my 8 spd SV103 on a Dobyns cranking rod. I fish mostly shallow ponds from the bank. It does pretty well keeping the bait shallow without planing. I've caught a couple of fish on lipless crankbaits. So far, I'm happy with the combo.
That intro is the best! “OMG! It’s a whale!!!”
😂😂 it’s become my signature! My first 5+ pounder lol
This video was a life saver
Awesome man!! Glad it helped!
What be the difference the tatula type r have two one 7.3to1 and 81to1 they are great reels
Hello, great video, new subscriber here. I have 11 rods that have variousTatula Reels. They are by far my favorite. I have 2 Tatula SV TW 103 reels that are both 8.1:1. One is Purple and the other is Gold. Is this just a different year thing then?
I just checked them both and they have the exact same handle/grip. Both are 90mm, (I used my digital calipers) It looks like the 2017 model that you showed in your video. If that helps any.
Well, when it comes to model naming conventions and baitcasting reels it seems that the Reel Marketeers like the customer be confused and have to buy a lot of gear.
USDM doesn't have color coding for the ratio. But here in Asia, we got it.
Yeah I saw that the other day when I was looking on a different website!
I live in Sapulpa, you got a store in Tulsa?
i got some old 103s i picked up 2 new 103s for $100 each off fb marketplace gonna see whats up. feels good in the hand paired with a st croix rod, but then again that is what she said 😂😂🙈🙈😊😊😊😊
What handles are you using? Those are so sick. 🔥
Thanks Luis! Those are Gomexus handles, I think I have them linked in the description if you wanna check em out!
You didn’t mention whether or not the zero adjuster is actually worth getting the 2020 model over the 2017 model
Honestly I didn’t think it was a big deciding factor choosing between the two. To me, two different feels and different uses. Just my opinion brother!
Picked up the 2017 model in the 6.3:1 :)
Dude! Your beard is freakin awesome! What do you use on that beauty?
Lol! Thanks bro!! And honestly not much, just years of pulling on it and combing it has it trained. I used an oil maybe once to twice a week? But that's it!
What is a relatively budget bait caster like $70-110 you would recommend
Shimano SLX
will check it out 👍
@tims_always_fishing I tell owa about that website but he doesn't spread the love. 😒 they have some of the best deals out there.
@tims_always_fishing yeah I used different names and addresses got 2 slx dc combos one for 198 and one for 212 also got the dobyns 867 during the 25 percent off sale plus the 10 percent email which brought it from 289 to 202
@tims_always_fishing lol thats awesome. I'm always looking for the best deals and prices. I'll hold off for holiday sales too.
I got the same reel but it didn’t say it got the corrosion bearings. Do they actually come w some?
As far as I know, they’re meant to guard against sand and grit. They’re NOT mag sealed though.
This video is a great example that you should always double check the info you're getting. This guy thinks a reels handle size will affect the retrieve IPT 🤦♂️. Doesn't matter if we're talking 80mm handle or 120mm handle. A full turn is still just a full turn. The spool size and gear ratio is what matters.
Thanks for watching and commenting! Happy Mother’s Day
Great video, I’m looking for a big real with a big handle like yours to go with my goofish rods 6-6 can you suggest me a real to check out, thanks
Thanks dude! I HIGHLY recommend the Okuma Komodo SS 364, 13 Fishing A3 or Lexa with the power handle. I have experience with all of those (own them and linked in the description of newer videos)
@6:39 the word you're looking for is Rotor
I’ll just have you tell me in person, I don’t wanna watch it back lol
great video as always sick handles where can I fine those?
Thanks dude! I actually linked the handle in the description
@tims_always_fishing I’m looking at it right now
@tims_always_fishing lol
Lol you answered pretty much every one of my questions bro! I was looking at specs, cosmetic differences, size differences and I think I want the 2020, love the Diawa handles, I throw finesse swimbaits a lot and prefer casting gear overall to spinning. The drag doesn’t matter too much to me, since I don’t catch big fish... 😑 overall I could use a finesse bait caster, I’ve got the power reels already anyway... until I get the shimano $275 swimbait reel, can’t remember the name...
Dude I think it’d be right up your alley then! It’s a slick little reel for sure. And are you taking about the Tranx? Or the Curado 300?
@@OklahomasWorstAngler Trans! Matt Allen loves it, and it looks great for the price,
@@legionssb tranx is solid dude!! But I’ve been throwing the Curado 300 and I’m seriously impressed with it, and it’s less than the Tranx. Great other option
Where can I get those real handles?
Got a link in the description for them! 👊🏻
@@OklahomasWorstAngler thx
Your not suppose to adjust the tension knob at all. Its suppose to be set from the factory and not to be touched by the end user
😂 show me where it says that because mine definitely had play. It’s in the lake now anyway 🤦🏻♂️
@@OklahomasWorstAngler aww man that sucks. Im a shimano guy and new to diawa so I did some research on this reel and the tatula elite, both of which I just purchased. Just like yours, mine had a surprising amount of play in it. But while researching it I came across this guy on TH-cam called The reel test channel. He explained that the zero adjuster means just that, dont adjust it. Diawa actually went as far as to make the adjuster very stiff to turn and designed the drag star in a way that makes it difficult to adjust so to deter the end user. After watching his review I researched it more and he was correct. Diawa says that they set it at the factory for its optimum performance, and though they leave it where you can still adjust it, they flat out say not to. My reel had alot of slop in the spool so it threw me back when I heard this.
@@caseydangar1193 hey it’s fishin man! We’re gonna lose stuff. I didn’t even get mad, just picked up another combo and got back to it!
And msn that’s wild. I thought I read it was supposed to have a few millimeters of play lol. At least I know for the next one! Thanks dude! I’ve got a good mix of Shivaji and Daiwa. I just love the look of Daiwas
@@OklahomasWorstAngler just found your channel and im loving your content. If your oklahomas worst Angler, I wouldnt even be allowed to put a boat in the water in your state. Lol
@@caseydangar1193 🤣🤣 you’re more than welcome if you’re gonna help me look better!
When I started though... I was without a doubt lol. And the name just stuck. And I like it 😅
Great info, I just got the 103 sv new model today it feels weird compared to my tatula CT model, the inductor pulls out so easy compared to my tatula ct, if I set the 103 higher than 0 on the magnet knob and reel in fast the same ways yours are set up with the line taped on the reel it has a lot of friction from the magnetic brakes and slows down super fast. my tatula CT don't do that and with the 103 sv magnetic setting on max you really feel the brakes bogging down the reel when reeling in fast it feels like friction? it's weird like it will do this when casting and not cast as far as my tatula ct? any info on this or did I get a dud? Thanks
Let me get a little more time behind the reel and I’ll follow up with you on it dude!! So far, I Haven’t noticed it. But I was dealing with harsh winds when I was throwing it. So I had it fairly dialed back. John has the CT so I’ll try and compare next time we fish together too!
@@OklahomasWorstAngler Thanks, you can feel it just the way you shown them in your video put the brakes on 0 reel in real fast than put them on 20 and do the same and it feels like it's got drag on it almost like when you barely put the drag on and spin up the reel.... I know the SV inductor coupler pulls out way more easy than mu CT models... so i am thinking it's the brakes being activated so easy causing the friction feeling when reeling fast?
@@PHFishingBiking it definitely sounds like that’s the issue. That it’s the internal brakes slowing down the spool. That zero adjuster is so touchy too, you have to have the play in the spool just right. But like I said, I’ll get some more time behind it and see if I can help out
@@OklahomasWorstAngler Hi if you get yours in your hand set up like how you have them in your video and set the side dial to 0 and just reel it in real fast and then do the same with the dial on 20 does yours on 20 make the real feel like there is friction and it gets slowed down harder to reel on 20? this is how mine is working the more I turn the dial up like from half way to full 20 when spinning the reel fast it makes friction like the brakes are grabbing slowing it down? If you can do this test and let me know how yours is it would be awesome. Thanks
can 2017 tatula spool insert to 2020 tatula model?
I wish I could tell ya! But unfortunately, my 20 model went for a swim... lol
@@OklahomasWorstAngler that very unfortunate... but thank you for the review.. it very helpful
@@rahimrahman95 yeah it was a bummer for sure! But I’m glad the review was helpful!!
Love the xl handles use on both my abu revo! Feels great for cranking them whales in lol 💯🧜♂️🧜♀️
Yessir!!! Those handles are freakin great man, I love em
Good info, so helpfull for me to make a choicr 👋
Awesome!! Happy to have helped 👊🏻👊🏻
Is it just me? Handle length has nothing to do with how much line is retrieved. Right? Spool size and how full the spool is has more to do with how much line is retrieved, right?
You've got it backwards
See you missed me too so you’re getting more videos out for me to comment on🤣🤣
Exactly! Hahaha I'm just tryin to stay in touch with you dude
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@@OklahomasWorstAngler fishing this weekend?
@@Papawheels79 hoping to, tomorrow bro. Family day today
Is Oklahoma a city?
It’s a state, but there’s also a city
Hate to ask again but does it say where these are made?
They’re made in Japan, Malaysia, Korea, Thailand and some in China. Got to pay attention to under the reel seat. Mine were both Thailand
Hey brother, don’t ever be afraid to ask questions too! If I don’t know, I’ll tell ya
Just like a 98 Chevy to a 2000 Chevy truck same name just newer and upgrades
Lol essentially that’s exactly what it is. But I’ll take the square body any day
@@OklahomasWorstAngler I like a bigger reel in my hand, not 90s big but bigger than a 70 size reel
@@Mjones8383 I’m with ya there. This newer 100 size is as low profile as I’ll go.
I think I’m going to order a tatula 100 pretty soon. I like the smaller reels like the concept Z etc.
Yeah man I wish I had a regular Tat 100 to compare to. But the 2020 version is a lot smaller than the Z and A2 of mine
Wait...the new sv is smaller than a concept Z? That’s crazy!!
Lol message me on IG and I’ll send you a pic of them sitting on a rod to see the difference
Tatula 150 and 100 are super smooth!
How are these compared to the tatula elite
Ya know, the only Elite I have is the PF... and that's my froggin reel. The main difference that I can tell between it and these, is that it's lighter. I love that reel because I love froggin lol
Hi Oklahoma from is Russia!
WOW!!! Hello my friend from Russia!!
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I almost bought a tatula but I bought a lews. Need me a tatula
Nothing wrong with Lews, just not for me. I think you’d like a Tatula for sure
@@OklahomasWorstAngler you get ready to get rid of one let me know
@@shannonkirby9295 shoot man, I’ll be getting rid of rods before these lol
Only because I have entirely too many
@@OklahomasWorstAngler about to start looking for a good rod
@@shannonkirby9295 lews is gross 🤢
Ron Popeil.
Just sayin hi.
What’s up bud! Thanks for droppin in!