What’s the last reel you bought yourself? What’s your current favorite reel to use? Comment below and give people some recommendations! As always, thanks for watching and hope you enjoyed the episode 👍🏼
A $59.95 Penn spinning reel (not sure the series - its red, from Walmart)... but its caught some nice flounder and redfish here in Florida. Good for my kids to use too... I don't fear collateral damage
Took my brand new Battle II 5000 for a spin yesterday for the very first time and I hooked a 20lb yellowtail using a Ugly Stik X2 (medium hard) rod th-cam.com/users/postUgkxM68VkfsQhHaabDce1IwOCXuvumcpbZ_k . This combo was recommended on some website and it did not disappoint me. The reel is smooth, the drag click is pretty cool cause i think it adds to the excitement of fighting the fish, personally the drag is my favorite part. I use braid and 300 yards will fill the entire spool. This combo is my main setup from now on although I have to disclose I am new to fishing.
You can absolutely catch fish on cheaper gear. More expensive gear matters more when you are 1. fishing surf where saltwater intrusion is an issue and 2. When you are catching big fish one after another, they will destroy cheaper gear. That being said there will be little difference between a 150$ and 500$ reel
@@Jake-pw8rp huge difference between a Daiwa BG and a Certate. Or any other reel nearing 500 dollars. And even bigger nearing the 800+ dollar mark. But I've fished BGs, conflicts, battles, etc. And I own much higher dollar reels. And the difference is massive.
@@Tyler-kw9ce Of course there will be an appreciable difference. I meant that both a penn spinfisher or penn torque will be able to handle many big fish and alot of abuse. Just because the torque cost 4x as much doesnt mean it will last 4x longer. It will feel nicer, be a higher quality, have more seals and bearings etc but there will be a point of diminishing returns. Personally fish reels in the 150$-300$ range and notice little difference in performance.
@@Jake-pw8rp absolutely! There are always diminished returns on a purchase. X amount for X% more performance. It all comes down to what you can reasonably spend. But a spinfisher, slammer 3, saltist, etc... Will fit most everyone's needs. But if you've got the coin go for the certate, saltiga, stella, Van Staal, etc.. The higher dollar reels will last longer for sure. But mostly they improve the experience. Just like a 100 dollar seiko watch will be close to the accuracy of a Rolex or Brietling.
When I was a mechanic, the high end tool salesman would come around and tempt me to buy high end tools. I wound up buying the ones I used the most and it payed off.
Hey skipper, not sure if you read or care about your comments at all but I just started watching your videos and think you have amazing content. I love seeing the clips of the rods bending before you get to them and think it’s cool how much you switch up the rigs and bait. I’m from Raleigh so I appreciate the nc fishing and hope to see you out there some time. Good stuff and thank you, reply back if you do read your comments and enjoy any compliments or pros from a viewers view. Good stuff, Noga
G'day mate, great to see you get on so well with your old man. We dish trevally up as Tahitian fish. Raw fish, coconut milk, lime juice , chopped onion , fresh chilli and salt and cracked pepper. Bloody great mate 🍻
Daiwa Certate 5000 LT is the last spinning reel I bought. Smoothest reel that I ever touched (Even smoother than Saltiga and Stella) and I take it offshore as well!
Agree, I bought the Certate Lt 5000 and a Twin Power FD 5000. After 2 sessions side by side I sold the Twin Power, Certate is just so much nicer and more powerful.
The Daiwa Certate LT is way better than the new Shimano Twin Power XD in terms of smoothness, quality and refinement. The only redeeming feature I saw from the Twin Power is that its easier to work on since you dont have to deal with Magseal but thats about it. If you are not catching big fish left and right. The Stradic FL does the job already
2009 I bought my first twin power at 17years old.. it was beautiful.. then it got stolen :( remember not to keep your gear in your car.. wish I had more time now to go fishing.
Really like watching the videos when you and your family are fishing! Y'all look like you are having so much fun. Man, I miss my Dad! Lost him in '99. Bless y'all!
What’s the location of this area? I’m going fishing this weekend and live a hour from Jacksonville. Been wanting to find a location down there where fish actually bite.
Well sir on my choice of gears i love using Daiwa rod and reel if were talking about medium to heavy tackles the on UL tackles i go for okuma they have a very smooth flexibllity as well with reels too that my experience on this gears
We get them all the time..best size when they smaller than 4 lbs...fillet it, remove bloodline and bones strip it to finger size egg wash and panko...fry till very light brown...mayonnaise with dill pickle making your own tarter sauce ...👍🏼 my fav for jacks!
I eat Jack all the time. Trick is you gotta treat it like low end beef. I bleed it, filet it, cut it into 1 inch cubes, soak it in salt water for an hour or so, smother it in dales or Montreal steak seasoning and lemon juice about a half hour, then grill it. Delish.
$500.00 for a fishing reel , I don't think so I'll stick to using my 35+ year old Penn SS750 REELS . To this day I have never had a problem with anyone of them .
In Hawaii we love the Jacks we call them Papio when under ten pounds and Ulua when over ten pounds. Gotta try them many different ways even sashimi style. You can fry it bake or steam!! Good tasting for sure. And my favorite reel at the moment is my Okuma Azores 6000
It's always good to have that "prize" reel or over under shotgun, fine whisky... something to make you proud. Work hard, get stuff on sale ... and once in a while... remind yourself you deserve good stuff too!
Over here on the big island, we love our jacks and trevallys. GTs are our target fish so lil ones were always happy to get. Gotta fry um with butter and garlic with like a panko coating.
If money is not an issue, why not? $500 or $700 won’t be a big deal. However, an ordinary angler spent that much money just to catch 2 pounds fishes instead trying to catch 100 pounds Bluefin Tuna, I think that would be a fair test for a $500 reel! just to catch 2 pounds fishes you only need to spend $10 for a reel on Temu!
I'd really like to know where you buy those floats in particular. The ones i find either has to long of a stick that makes trowing far hard due to the line getting tangled in the stick, or it is to light weight and tends to drift to much in the currents. These looks like the perfect float for the fishing i like to do
Yeah. . . . . . . . I love fishing adventures and hunting and stuff. But you're becoming a lot boring to keep following you,. You just focused on promoting "Best" "more caching" "caching bigger fish", All items that I can find around the corner!!! Even Cheaper.
I donate money to people and use daiwa LT series that function the same as high end shimano reels. Yes. I don't like people driving lamborghinis when there are kids dying of hunger. That's why there's hell
I like OKUMA Reels & Rods. I broke a 9' foot 2 piece around Thanksgiving. Okuma sent me the replacement in 2 weeks. I like to make smoked fish dip with Jacks.
"Is it 'worth it?'" Not to me. No reel is "worth" $500 in my book. My vintage sub $20 ~ $30 when new Mitchell 300 and 302 "Saltwater" spinning reels land fish just as well today as they did when new, 50 to 70 years ago. Also, they don't have a fist full of bearings to wear out/fail inside one to one point 25 seasons, requiring either a rebuild/overhaul or a new reel because it don't work anymore. At most I have to replace the bail spring every other season or so. (a 1 minute job)
last reel i bought is a speedcast shimano. i use it for surfcasting. pretty much a cheaper version of the ultegra but has the same functions: slow oscillation and 20kg drag. great for surfcasting for sure.
Those damn Seaguls messed me up months ago where it dove the bait on the rod i left hanging on my rod holder, where on the process the damn birdnended up taking my lightest setup pulling it to the sea. In my hurry to try and catch my combo i ended up slipping busting my leg and little finger. Where now im healed up but I still cant move it freely w.o feeling pain So for other anglers out there. Be careful and never leave your rod unattended since you never know you may end up snaging these opportunistic birds
We are around!! Did all last year during covid here catching perch and catfish until the fall North Carolina trips. Parents bought a house in florida and we have been taking advantage of that this year. Haven’t done a lot of Maryland fishing this year since the spring yellow/ white perch run tbh since the stripers have been suffering already…. How’s it going man? How has your season been? Good to hear from ya
How we doing? I always watch you guys and I enjoy the father and son relationship. But now I have this to say to you guys, I've always bought the cheapest equipment and I've had very good success. Some of us could buy what you could afford but some of us can't afford what you guys buy. I would say to some people listen anything is good as long as you take good care of it. Maintenance is the key so $500 for a spinner is too much especially for people who can't afford it. I just bought me two 10 foot rods for 20 bucks and that did me a lot of good and I used spinners that are over 20 years old and they haven't failed me because of good maintenance. I would like to see a video from you guys using affordable equipment. That would encourage new fishermen and if they wish to buy more expensive equipment later then that would be their choice. Thank you and look forward to more videos.
What's so funny we go out in spend all that money on rods and reels. But what no fisherman will never tell it don't matter how much you spend on a reel if fish ain't bitten it don't matter. Fish don't the difference between a 500$ reel vs a 20$ one.
Let's see a vid on using cicadas as bait. Can you freeze them? Do they come back to life? How about fridge? What about the skins-will fish bite them? Top water and below water.
Cut in 3 pieces... Add a mixture of chilli powder and salt to the whole fish and fry in a pan. Serve with a slice of buttered bread and lemon or alternatively dhall curry and rice🇨🇮🇿🇦
Great reel, but yes.. shimanos require high maintenance for good performance. That’s why I ended up buying a van staal. Less moving parts and maintenance. You do give up that shimano-daiwa smooth though.
I bleed the jack soak it in buttermilk or pineapple juice for 24-48 hours then smoke it and make fish dip out of it only way I can eat them without being to fishy
Skipper, I also bought a twin power FD 4000, now I know you’ve fished the canal in the past, and I have a bigger 6k sw twin power. But I was wondering if you think this FD series twin power would hold up to the canal with say a 8ft surf rod
What’s the last reel you bought yourself? What’s your current favorite reel to use? Comment below and give people some recommendations! As always, thanks for watching and hope you enjoyed the episode 👍🏼
The last reel I bought was a stella 19
14000 and my favorite would be a twin power xd 5000
A $59.95 Penn spinning reel (not sure the series - its red, from Walmart)... but its caught some nice flounder and redfish here in Florida. Good for my kids to use too... I don't fear collateral damage
Daiwa Certate LT
Last reel i buy last month is tokushima hk 5000 ..
My current reel that i'm use is bossna arreat 4000 fisrt model ..
My last combo was the penn wrath 5000 and is really good and decent price but I honestly want either a shimano or a daiwa thanks for the vid
Took my brand new Battle II 5000 for a spin yesterday for the very first time and I hooked a 20lb yellowtail using a Ugly Stik X2 (medium hard) rod th-cam.com/users/postUgkxM68VkfsQhHaabDce1IwOCXuvumcpbZ_k . This combo was recommended on some website and it did not disappoint me. The reel is smooth, the drag click is pretty cool cause i think it adds to the excitement of fighting the fish, personally the drag is my favorite part. I use braid and 300 yards will fill the entire spool. This combo is my main setup from now on although I have to disclose I am new to fishing.
This reel has been out for 15 months, the SW is the 2021 reel, FD is Feb 2020.
I love my $25 walmart specials. I have no problem catching muti species with it.
Fish dont discriminate how much your gear is. Its your skills that matters more
You can absolutely catch fish on cheaper gear. More expensive gear matters more when you are 1. fishing surf where saltwater intrusion is an issue and 2. When you are catching big fish one after another, they will destroy cheaper gear. That being said there will be little difference between a 150$ and 500$ reel
@@Jake-pw8rp huge difference between a Daiwa BG and a Certate. Or any other reel nearing 500 dollars. And even bigger nearing the 800+ dollar mark.
But I've fished BGs, conflicts, battles, etc. And I own much higher dollar reels. And the difference is massive.
@@Tyler-kw9ce Of course there will be an appreciable difference. I meant that both a penn spinfisher or penn torque will be able to handle many big fish and alot of abuse. Just because the torque cost 4x as much doesnt mean it will last 4x longer. It will feel nicer, be a higher quality, have more seals and bearings etc but there will be a point of diminishing returns. Personally fish reels in the 150$-300$ range and notice little difference in performance.
@@Jake-pw8rp absolutely! There are always diminished returns on a purchase. X amount for X% more performance. It all comes down to what you can reasonably spend. But a spinfisher, slammer 3, saltist, etc... Will fit most everyone's needs. But if you've got the coin go for the certate, saltiga, stella, Van Staal, etc..
The higher dollar reels will last longer for sure. But mostly they improve the experience. Just like a 100 dollar seiko watch will be close to the accuracy of a Rolex or Brietling.
I use a $40 rig 7 foot Shakespeare rod and a $20 Okuma pull in stripers like crazy.
I used a stick with a hook at the end pulls in rock fish and eels like crazy
yeah dinks
When I was a mechanic, the high end tool salesman would come around and tempt me to buy high end tools. I wound up buying the ones I used the most and it payed off.
Your father reminds me of mine. You are truly blessed by your family! Love to see you making memories.
Love watching them
Hey skipper, not sure if you read or care about your comments at all but I just started watching your videos and think you have amazing content. I love seeing the clips of the rods bending before you get to them and think it’s cool how much you switch up the rigs and bait. I’m from Raleigh so I appreciate the nc fishing and hope to see you out there some time. Good stuff and thank you, reply back if you do read your comments and enjoy any compliments or pros from a viewers view. Good stuff,
Noga
500 dollar reel. And a G Loomis with a sticker still on the cork......
Shimano took care of them
G'day mate, great to see you get on so well with your old man.
We dish trevally up as Tahitian fish. Raw fish, coconut milk, lime juice , chopped onion , fresh chilli and salt and cracked pepper.
Bloody great mate 🍻
Hey Skipper, small note, This reel you got is the Shimano Twin Power 2020. The 2021 much different and more heavier (415 grams if im not mistaken)
Yes correct, that’s the 2020 twin power. The 2021 is blue and silver and very scare rn.
I think it was the 2020 bc the 2021 it kinda blue color which I am about to order one for bonito fishing.
🤣🤣🤣
Daiwa Certate 5000 LT is the last spinning reel I bought. Smoothest reel that I ever touched (Even smoother than Saltiga and Stella) and I take it offshore as well!
Agree, I bought the Certate Lt 5000 and a Twin Power FD 5000.
After 2 sessions side by side I sold the Twin Power, Certate is just so much nicer and more powerful.
The Daiwa Certate LT is way better than the new Shimano Twin Power XD in terms of smoothness, quality and refinement.
The only redeeming feature I saw from the Twin Power is that its easier to work on since you dont have to deal with Magseal but thats about it.
If you are not catching big fish left and right. The Stradic FL does the job already
can’t stand diawa drag
2009 I bought my first twin power at 17years old.. it was beautiful.. then it got stolen :( remember not to keep your gear in your car.. wish I had more time now to go fishing.
So many different species. Wonderful day for all .thanks for sharing
Really like watching the videos when you and your family are fishing! Y'all look like you are having so much fun. Man, I miss my Dad! Lost him in '99. Bless y'all!
Jack..... well have you ever tried to cook it grilled inside the foil with diced tomato, red onion, ginger. Try it its good!
I have a Twin Power 5000. It’s an awesome reel very smooth!! Tight lines !!🐟🐠🐡
Love when your Dad is on with you guys.
This reel is not $500 with tax. You have the Twinpower FD which prices range from 399-419. The shimano twin power SWs are the ones that are 479-639
Hi Sir, Good day! Almost 1 year I used Sougayilang brand reel and rod 1.5m and 3.5m both fresh water and saltwater.
Skipper, you've promised sen me a present!!! Did you forget? Didn't you?
Hey skipper whats uppppp it has been a good day for me because i went surfing and i did good hope you are doing good too😎😎😍
I just got a 4000, dying to use it. This is my first Shimano reel. It’s so smooth and quite. Feels good on my 7’ rod.
An awsome reel except for the handle knop is just a little small for good grip .
What’s the location of this area? I’m going fishing this weekend and live a hour from Jacksonville. Been wanting to find a location down there where fish actually bite.
I wish this guy would put in the effort to care for fish. I bet he has the most dead after catch of any TH-cam fisherman
I'm not spending $500 on a fishing rod combo..$200 combo can do exactly what a $500 combo can do...I know.
Enjoy watching your videos
I have a twin power and love it , I just bought the 2021 stradic sw 6000 but haven’t used it yet can’t wait to try it out.
That's a good spot 4shrimp u got there nice it was fun skipperz
Well sir on my choice of gears i love using Daiwa rod and reel if were talking about medium to heavy tackles the on UL tackles i go for okuma they have a very smooth flexibllity as well with reels too that my experience on this gears
We get them all the time..best size when they smaller than 4 lbs...fillet it, remove bloodline and bones strip it to finger size egg wash and panko...fry till very light brown...mayonnaise with dill pickle making your own tarter sauce ...👍🏼 my fav for jacks!
I eat Jack all the time. Trick is you gotta treat it like low end beef. I bleed it, filet it, cut it into 1 inch cubes, soak it in salt water for an hour or so, smother it in dales or Montreal steak seasoning and lemon juice about a half hour, then grill it. Delish.
Ok I’ll try it again!
Respect your decision but Penn for me....
Penn and daiwa all day everyday! Although I do like the shimano spheros spinning reel and the slx baitcasters
$500.00 for a fishing reel , I don't think so I'll stick to using my 35+ year old Penn SS750 REELS . To this day I have never had a problem with anyone of them .
In Hawaii we love the Jacks we call them Papio when under ten pounds and Ulua when over ten pounds. Gotta try them many different ways even sashimi style. You can fry it bake or steam!! Good tasting for sure. And my favorite reel at the moment is my Okuma Azores 6000
This place look like the Guanna Lake in South Ponta Vedra Beach in Jacksonville, Florida. This place is a very good place to fish...
Sweet gear! I want to get one now.
Let's get it 💪
It's always good to have that "prize" reel or over under shotgun, fine whisky... something to make you proud. Work hard, get stuff on sale ... and once in a while... remind yourself you deserve good stuff too!
Over here on the big island, we love our jacks and trevallys. GTs are our target fish so lil ones were always happy to get. Gotta fry um with butter and garlic with like a panko coating.
Ain't worth for what u doing lol cast more lures then it'll be worth it
I just picked up a C5000 Twin power fd last week. Funny how this review comes out after I got it😂 great video though🔥
If money is not an issue, why not? $500 or $700 won’t be a big deal.
However, an ordinary angler spent that much money just to catch 2 pounds fishes instead trying to catch 100 pounds Bluefin Tuna, I think that would be a fair test for a $500 reel! just to catch 2 pounds fishes you only need to spend $10 for a reel on Temu!
dead shrimp pop top water grass live worms walmat work catfish pinefish keep way birds
what happened to the 'Easy DIY Surf Fishing Rig' video? its gone private!
I'd really like to know where you buy those floats in particular. The ones i find either has to long of a stick that makes trowing far hard due to the line getting tangled in the stick, or it is to light weight and tends to drift to much in the currents. These looks like the perfect float for the fishing i like to do
Except only one of those is the 2021 twin power. The others are 2020
That definitely was not his first time catching a bird had that shit down
Caught loads of Jack Trevally, as we call them, average eating but great fighters on light tackle, usually put them back to grow bigger
Yeah. . . . . . . .
I love fishing adventures and hunting and stuff.
But you're becoming a lot boring to keep following you,. You just focused on promoting "Best" "more caching" "caching bigger fish", All items that I can find around the corner!!! Even Cheaper.
I bought it I hope I wasn't wrong shimano twin power xd c3000xg 2017 I wanted something a little strong and powerful
I donate money to people and use daiwa LT series that function the same as high end shimano reels. Yes. I don't like people driving lamborghinis when there are kids dying of hunger. That's why there's hell
like it fishing reel rob
i search the twinpower 2021 its defferent look the you use i think you use TP Fd 2020 right
I like OKUMA Reels & Rods. I broke a 9' foot 2 piece around Thanksgiving. Okuma sent me the replacement in 2 weeks.
I like to make smoked fish dip with Jacks.
You can literally use this TP for big AJ and Tuna. Using it to fish tiny fish is a disgrace to TP 😂
Try doing the jack in a smoker.
Yum!
Very nice spot to fish😎👍
Hey boss.. is there a telescopic ugly stik rod?
"Is it 'worth it?'" Not to me. No reel is "worth" $500 in my book.
My vintage sub $20 ~ $30 when new Mitchell 300 and 302 "Saltwater" spinning reels land fish just as well today as they did when new, 50 to 70 years ago. Also, they don't have a fist full of bearings to wear out/fail inside one to one point 25 seasons, requiring either a rebuild/overhaul or a new reel because it don't work anymore. At most I have to replace the bail spring every other season or so. (a 1 minute job)
What kind of braid is best for saltwater?
Shimano hunting gear has become very expensive, which is disgusting
Sorry but I’m a PENN Guy , its proven over and over again..
How long is the warranty 🤙
What is the point using 5000 reel with light setup ? It is too heavy and big. Catching small fish with 5000 just waste :(
reeling when fish is pulling drag ???you just learning how to fish
last reel i bought is a speedcast shimano. i use it for surfcasting. pretty much a cheaper version of the ultegra but has the same functions: slow oscillation and 20kg drag. great for surfcasting for sure.
people in ur back ground talking chinese and i can understand LOL
Those damn Seaguls messed me up months ago where it dove the bait on the rod i left hanging on my rod holder, where on the process the damn birdnended up taking my lightest setup pulling it to the sea.
In my hurry to try and catch my combo i ended up slipping busting my leg and little finger. Where now im healed up but I still cant move it freely w.o feeling pain
So for other anglers out there. Be careful and never leave your rod unattended since you never know you may end up snaging these opportunistic birds
He gave her some luck!!! On camera 📷 👍
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊I am very happy for your wife, beautiful woman
I,m not a fan of Shimano, I rather fish with Fin Norr or Daiwa or Penn!
All the fish at the gu*na died in a horrible fire stop fishing there
Where u at .... would like to try there...I never had jack
Did y’all move ?! I almost never see you in maryland anymore, I use to see you on occasion in person too fishing and haven’t since well before Covid
We are around!! Did all last year during covid here catching perch and catfish until the fall North Carolina trips. Parents bought a house in florida and we have been taking advantage of that this year. Haven’t done a lot of Maryland fishing this year since the spring yellow/ white perch run tbh since the stripers have been suffering already…. How’s it going man? How has your season been? Good to hear from ya
How we doing? I always watch you guys and I enjoy the father and son relationship.
But now I have this to say to you guys, I've always bought the cheapest equipment and I've had very good success. Some of us could buy what you could afford but some of us can't afford what you guys buy. I would say to some people listen anything is good as long as you take good care of it. Maintenance is the key so $500 for a spinner is too much especially for people who can't afford it. I just bought me two 10 foot rods for 20 bucks and that did me a lot of good and I used spinners that are over 20 years old and they haven't failed me because of good maintenance. I would like to see a video from you guys using affordable equipment. That would encourage new fishermen and if they wish to buy more expensive equipment later then that would be their choice. Thank you and look forward to more videos.
Why would you buy an old version when there is a newer one
The only time I would ever pay more then $35 for a reel, is if it was designed to never bird-nest the line.
How often do you find yourself replacing those $35 reels?
What's so funny we go out in spend all that money on rods and reels. But what no fisherman will never tell it don't matter how much you spend on a reel if fish ain't bitten it don't matter. Fish don't the difference between a 500$ reel vs a 20$ one.
2020 twin power is trash buy older model
Let's see a vid on using cicadas as bait. Can you freeze them? Do they come back to life? How about fridge? What about the skins-will fish bite them? Top water and below water.
The Stradic FL is nice bruh....just sayin. And like you said, gotta take care of the reels no matter the price range and it will last a long time.
Cut in 3 pieces... Add a mixture of chilli powder and salt to the whole fish and fry in a pan. Serve with a slice of buttered bread and lemon or alternatively dhall curry and rice🇨🇮🇿🇦
Just picked one up for Tautog in the fall/winter. I'll use it for stripers, blues, seabass and flounder in the spring/summer.
You should buy shimano Stella
I swear. I could sit here and watch y’all fish all day!
Haha that’s awesome! Thanks!
Great reel, but yes.. shimanos require high maintenance for good performance. That’s why I ended up buying a van staal. Less moving parts and maintenance. You do give up that shimano-daiwa smooth though.
I bleed the jack soak it in buttermilk or pineapple juice for 24-48 hours then smoke it and make fish dip out of it only way I can eat them without being to fishy
Skipper, I also bought a twin power FD 4000, now I know you’ve fished the canal in the past, and I have a bigger 6k sw twin power. But I was wondering if you think this FD series twin power would hold up to the canal with say a 8ft surf rod
What rod? Also, does this spot have a name?
I was also wondering too.
@Celso Alvarado Rodriguez thank you.
G loomis E6X. Just watched the video again.
Abu Garcia Ambassadeur 6500c3 is the last reel I bought and my favorite workhorse is the 5500c3.
Your tackle is an overkill for the type of fishing done in this video. And u consider this as 'light tackle' ?
That is smaller TP stradic. The new Stradic SW 2021 is really a great reel.
Bro two videos in one day!!!! I'm so happy!!!!
$500 I would have bought the Van Staal
Can you try shark fishing atleast once ?
Best fun setup is an expride 6'10 mag light paired with an exscence 3000. Put on 6lb line and have a blast.
meh it's an upgrade you never need to get. to me reels over 200 bucks are more about bragging and less about quality.
Sheepshead bit the center and legs of shrimp. Redfish need it through the tail.