Is this the BEST value HD spinning reel? Daiwa Saltist MQ
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มี.ค. 2022
- Let's take a look at one of Daiwa's latest editions in the heavy duty saltwater reel department. The Daiwa Saltist MQ features the new one piece body design and gears making it one tough offshore reel.
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I got an 8000, paired with a Nomad Design offshore spin 40 - 80lb and am running 59lb braid.
Love it and the colours match which makes it look like almost like a factory combo.
Mate. I did the same! I got the Nomad Design 20-30lbs and matched it with a 4000. They are meant to be!
bro those reels are soo good, good for christmas island
Definitely one I was looking at for my setup above 20lb stick baiting.
Yeh they are good for that. Look at the 6000 👌
I bought a 4000. Not sure that I'll take it outside, I'd rather just play with the big handle as I watch fishing videos.
Heard a lot about the cosmetics. How about the gears?
Hi mate,
thanks for your review. I have a Daiwa seajigger M 30-100g, I use it for flicking lures for Tailor, Salmon....... form the beach and rocks. I thought this reel, but I am not sure If it's right or too strong and maybe the BG MQ could be better. Which size do you recommend?
Thanks
Hi mate the BG MQ is the same physical body as the SALTIST MQ. I think if you want lightweight the 6000 would be good but if you don’t mind a little heavier you can also look at the 8000
@@TackleWest thanks mate. So, both reel are the same and the only think is that saltist has magseal body, right. Sorry, in your opinion which one do you recommend.
Thanks
What size would you go for some trolling around NOR/two rocks and up Exmouth way?
The 6000D I got a little while back is pretty sweet 👌🏻
For a bit of trolling I reckon you go the 10000 size mate
@@TackleWest will be in to see you when I’m ready to get setup then 👌🏻
I probably wouldn’t use this for trolling tbh.. just a personal thing best of with an overhead as the clicker will sound louder when hooking up, would be good for flicking stickbaits tho
@@Wade1HUNNID I kind of want it to do double duty for some bigger stick baits and poppers too 😬
@@Wade1HUNNID We trolled HD spins at Scott Reef no worries. Don't need an overhead, and much handier to swap between casting and trolling
compared to the lt series of the same siye is the spool the same width?
That's correct. It's not if you're not catching anything, it's how you look doing it. Just like on the golf course, not how good you're playing, it's how you look playin
What material is the body made of? 😊
I have a bg4000 and a 5000. The body on the 5000 is massive. Compared to the 4000. The 5000 on my slowpitch jigging rod is like a knuckle buster. Is the mq smaller?
My mate has the 5000 saltiga yes top of the range but is way smaller.
Yeh so the new sizes are different. The new 5000/6000D is the same size as your 4000BG, the 10000 is the same size as your 5000
@@TackleWest ah yep that's good to no. Thanks mate
Us Americans don't know what p3 line is. We used to pound test. Also we use pounds of drag instead of kilo
Learn it then
I have the medium light daiwa over there beach rod. Would 4000 or 5000 be good for beach fishing?
the 5000 would be the best option for that rod
I have been using this reel size 20,000 in Fiji for 4 months now. Great reel but the drag is way too silent. They need to make it much louder. You will struggle to hear the sound of the drag over your motor if you are trolling with it. Wonder if I can tinker with it to make it louder...
I thought this model had a reasonably loud clicker especially compared to the last model saltist. Maybe it might be worth replacing the clicker in the one you have.
Can you please tell where ur saltist is made I have one use just three month and it’s block completely
I've still got my first gen 6000 and 4000 Saltist plus Second gen 8000 Saltist.
Honestly I love them never let me down and still going strong 💪.
Just need the 3rd gen now to complete the hat trick.
Better start saving. Haha
Daiwa for life.
Yeh if you like those ones you gonna like this one that’s for sure
And they are made in which country?thanks
What country are they made in?
How much The price
I’m hopefully going on a swains reef trip in July and I don’t have any heavy casting combos do you reckon a 20000 size and pe 8-10 rod would do the job for gt Mack’s tuna etc
Yeh mate it would be good, if your running PE8 go the 18000
Are the line roller bearing sealed? Thanks?
Not on these
This reel has no bearing in the line roller
Nothing wrong with a good bushing in the handle nob
What size would u run for jiging
O 6000 is perfect but wht about 5000 one is it fine pls
Yeh they are both the same size, the spool on 6000 just holds more line
@@TackleWest hey thx you so much from Mauritius island thx you so much keeep fishing with the best gear
Can this reel get wet? because I fish within the rivers
Yes. I'v had my 10000 trolling getting splashed all day long with salt water for days on end with no access to fresh water washing, a year later it still feels new.
Bonjour c’est un excellent moulinet confortable et fiable en 4000 pour des pêches légères avec un frein progressif est costaud Bravos ❤😊
i can't find anyone selling it in the UK lol??
we ship to the UK
Dude us Americans don't know what P3 or P4 line is! Please use in lbs. Thanks
What rod would you pair with the 6000 for fishing up north?
Daiwa do a demon blood combo jerk 64 which matches really well with these. Great for using up north
@@TackleWest thanks!
Quiero un 4.000 para el siluro como lo ves?
I'm liking these but I'm only interested in reels made in Japan or USA,SWEDEN OR AUSTRALIA. no China or korea
I rather stick with Shimano
I use whichever brand makes the product that best suits my needs.
Shimano don't come close to Daiwa. Shimano dropped the ball 10 years ago.
Trust me Daiwa is better than Shimano. Here in Germany most guys like Shimano too. I bought many Reels over the years from both Companys and Quantum and Penn. Daiwa still Number 1
Shimano one dunk and it's junk.
Just got my new 21 8000 saltist mq. It has a noisy rotor and just feels cheaper and nowhere near as smooth as the last series. So p#$$ed off right now. No I didn't buy it from these guys.
Made in China
Yes. Most reels are
@@TackleWestwas thinking made in Japan. Tks mate!
So is your phone
Not to state the obvious here, but does the name Daiwai sound English or American made to you?
@@csrogers87 It sure as hell doesn't sound Mandarin Chinese either.
Daiwa Saltiga is the only reel that is good enough to buy.
All others have tactics to improve profit 📈 margins of Daiwa..some crazy oil stuff that has to be applied after 2 -3 heavy fishing 🎣.
Shimano is way better.