I luv these reels. I have a 20000 SW on a OCEA BG Monster Drive Rod. Pure Power!!! my freshwater is a Stella 5000 FJ on a OCEA Quickjerk Rod. Love Stellas!!!!
I almost have the same setup as you, I have the Stella sw 8000hg pair with the Ocea BG monster drive S86H and the Stella FJ 5000xg pair with the Exsence genos s108m+/R.
Having three of them , two 13 model 6000 hgb , 10000pgb and 19/20 6000 hgc , such a durable reels by far , cast like a champion with plenty torque. Nice review n setup, tight lines.
@@bringit3164 Actually this one is even good enough for both worlds jigging n casting ( u may go for higher gear ration if popping only is what u r after) , fast enough n strong teeth for tough cranking .
Got my Stella last week 6000PG Swc,and it was with a gear failure😅🤐.Changed it and the new one is ok but still has a little bit of gear sound.Shimano told me that will go of after ~10h of fishing.Will see how good it is.I use it for catfish fishing.Best regards from Europe.
Does the main shaft have play? Does the stella feel like a toy after using saltiga? As my friend on youtube friend told me that there was play in the shaft as well as in the spool.
It doesn't have any play. And I do despise any play in my reels. When asked to compare the Saltiga and Stella I always say the Saltiga does feel more sturdy or heavy duty. Both have been great with no issues so far. Knock on wood.
@teammusky7469 It would. Depends on the scenario. If the GT had structure close by, it would be challenging. If you were in open water with the right rod, yes, this Stella would manage it.
Not an expert but I think you could spool mono, but I would imagine most users will use braid or PE to get the most line capacity. Great gift, your Dad is going to absolutely love getting the rolls Royce of reels!
Beautiful gift. I would recommend braid, but if you must, I don't see why mono would cause much issue. It is designed for braid though. That's my objective answer. Personally, I would never put mono on a Stella. Thanks for watching
Good question, I suppose you could put some drops in a couple high friction areas like the crank. Honestly, I haven't looked into disassembling it yet.
There’s a little screw in the line roller assembly to put some oil lubrication.n u can always put some drops in the gear box ball bearings handle connection.
Good question. Anytime I get asked that, in my opinion, it comes down to preference. They are both phenomenal. I haven't had any issues with either. Both perform as expected. The Saltiga is a touch more durable and solid feeling. The Stella edges the Saltiga out on smoothness in reeling just barely.
@Greg Claud They are not. Daiwa uses a magnetic lubricant called Mag Seal and Stella goes another route. The Mag Seal tech is exclusive to Daiwa for the most part. I've had zero issues with any of my Mag sealed reels and one has been overboard twice. Only downside is the expense of it if you ever fully break a Daiwa reel down. That signature sauce isn't cheap.
@Greg Claud Ah, sorry, didn't see that. I always get asked about the other two. I know that the Twin Power is, I can't be certain on the Saragosa. I would guess it is since it's marketed as a saltwater reel.
There is no way id get that. Did you see that parts list? There's a million little parts that could go wrong. Id way rather have a Daiwa saltiga. Half the parts, built like a tank, better drag. Its a beautiful reel just not for me. saragosa or a Maverick
They've both been phenomenal so far. No issues with either. When asked which is better, I normally say the differences are negligible and it comes down to preference type things. Aesthetics, feel, drag sound etc. I have heard of more Stellas breaking than Saltigas, but haven't had issues with either yet, knock on wood.
@fishingislife34 Right, if asked about durability Ill tell people Saltiga. Personally, tbeyve both had zero malfunctions. But to your point, I have heard of guys fishing them real hard on tuna and gt that have had gear problems and broken line roller bearings. I have fished both hard on big amberjacks with almost max drag and no issues yet. Knock on wood.
One of each. After owning both, I always say it really comes down to preference. Havent had an issue with either. Both 55lbs of drag. Both sound and look awesome. Both feel great to spin. They really are so close performance wise. I havent had issues but Ive seen more stellas fail than saltigas. The Saltiga seems a tiny bit more rugged to fight with fully locked.
Dream gear right there!
I luv these reels. I have a 20000 SW on a OCEA BG Monster Drive Rod. Pure Power!!! my freshwater is a Stella 5000 FJ on a OCEA Quickjerk Rod. Love Stellas!!!!
Shimano don’t make ocea no more right?
@@deshawn2877 they do. Just got one
I almost have the same setup as you, I have the Stella sw 8000hg pair with the Ocea BG monster drive S86H and the Stella FJ 5000xg pair with the Exsence genos s108m+/R.
Yeee bro...Get it !!!
just got the 14k XG . Feels nice yet. to get it dirty. will be using it for surf casting from the beach.
Just love your video. I’m about to get the 30000 sw. can’t wait.
Thank you. Congratulations, enjoy it. They're amazing reels.
Thanks
Having three of them , two 13 model 6000 hgb , 10000pgb and 19/20 6000 hgc , such a durable reels by far , cast like a champion with plenty torque. Nice review n setup, tight lines.
You use your 10k for jigging?
@@bringit3164
Actually this one is even good enough for both worlds jigging n casting ( u may go for higher gear ration if popping only is what u r after) , fast enough n strong teeth for tough cranking .
My dream reel ❤. I will get it one day
Got my Stella last week 6000PG Swc,and it was with a gear failure😅🤐.Changed it and the new one is ok but still has a little bit of gear sound.Shimano told me that will go of after ~10h of fishing.Will see how good it is.I use it for catfish fishing.Best regards from Europe.
How is your stella today?its kinda pricey for "its gunna go away in 10h fishing"
Bro.. it's a Lamborghini .. ❤ it
nice!
Nice one
Not a shimano fan but that look awesome
awesome set up i got a 7.2 terez medium heavy 40 to 80 would that reel be a good matchup bro ?? thanks
Getem 💪🤙🎣
Does the main shaft have play? Does the stella feel like a toy after using saltiga? As my friend on youtube friend told me that there was play in the shaft as well as in the spool.
It doesn't have any play. And I do despise any play in my reels. When asked to compare the Saltiga and Stella I always say the Saltiga does feel more sturdy or heavy duty. Both have been great with no issues so far. Knock on wood.
What kind of fishing are you doing with the Stella.
I'll be casting big lures with it, vertical jigging, and even troll it on occasion.
I mean you could really do any type woth it
Me 2 dream reel...
Would this Stella 8000 handle a giant GT?
@teammusky7469 It would. Depends on the scenario. If the GT had structure close by, it would be challenging. If you were in open water with the right rod, yes, this Stella would manage it.
Hi Scott, I got an sw8000hg, but my knob is the same as your Saragosa, is that normal for a Stella? Thanks
It might be due to the ratio. The faster ratio reels have the known like mine I believe.
From what i know all 8000 size have got power knob no matter what their gear ratio is.
I bought this reel for my dads 70th birthday, I wanted to know can I put mono line on this reel? Is it ok to?
Not an expert but I think you could spool mono, but I would imagine most users will use braid or PE to get the most line capacity. Great gift, your Dad is going to absolutely love getting the rolls Royce of reels!
Beautiful gift. I would recommend braid, but if you must, I don't see why mono would cause much issue. It is designed for braid though. That's my objective answer. Personally, I would never put mono on a Stella. Thanks for watching
Hi Scott, why do they include the oil bottle if there is no maintenance port screw on the reel?
Good question, I suppose you could put some drops in a couple high friction areas like the crank. Honestly, I haven't looked into disassembling it yet.
@@ScottMikles I liked the older Shimano reels more than the current ones only because they had the maintenance port!
There’s a little screw in the line roller assembly to put some oil lubrication.n u can always put some drops in the gear box ball bearings handle connection.
hi what is your rod use with your SHIMANO 22 Stella SW 10000HG
I'm using a Shimano TEREZ 6' 9" Heavy
Shimano all the time
Would you choose this over the saltiga??
Good question. Anytime I get asked that, in my opinion, it comes down to preference. They are both phenomenal. I haven't had any issues with either. Both perform as expected. The Saltiga is a touch more durable and solid feeling. The Stella edges the Saltiga out on smoothness in reeling just barely.
@@ScottMikles Are the Stella and the Saragosa sealed the same? Do you know?
@Greg Claud They are not. Daiwa uses a magnetic lubricant called Mag Seal and Stella goes another route. The Mag Seal tech is exclusive to Daiwa for the most part. I've had zero issues with any of my Mag sealed reels and one has been overboard twice. Only downside is the expense of it if you ever fully break a Daiwa reel down. That signature sauce isn't cheap.
@@ScottMikles I was referring to the Saragosa and the Stella. Not the saltiga.
@Greg Claud Ah, sorry, didn't see that. I always get asked about the other two.
I know that the Twin Power is, I can't be certain on the Saragosa. I would guess it is since it's marketed as a saltwater reel.
im new in fishing but i dont understand why this reel price 1k when the components to make this reel cost only less than a hundred dollar.
what kind of rod？
A Shimano Terez 6' 9" H
Stella twinpower saragosa all beast reels
Facts.
My friend lost a stella on a pier to a shark
two legged shark ? :)
@@ShorrockPaul must be a shark or a bat ray
There is no way id get that. Did you see that parts list? There's a million little parts that could go wrong. Id way rather have a Daiwa saltiga. Half the parts, built like a tank, better drag. Its a beautiful reel just not for me. saragosa or a Maverick
They've both been phenomenal so far. No issues with either. When asked which is better, I normally say the differences are negligible and it comes down to preference type things. Aesthetics, feel, drag sound etc. I have heard of more Stellas breaking than Saltigas, but haven't had issues with either yet, knock on wood.
@@ScottMikles actually saltiga dogfight has gear problems. New saltiga is great and stella is great too
@fishingislife34 Right, if asked about durability Ill tell people Saltiga. Personally, tbeyve both had zero malfunctions. But to your point, I have heard of guys fishing them real hard on tuna and gt that have had gear problems and broken line roller bearings. I have fished both hard on big amberjacks with almost max drag and no issues yet. Knock on wood.
@@ScottMikles but a common problem with both reels is that they are too expensive
@@fishingislife34 haha they definitely aren't giving either one away.
Pissin me off😂😂😂😂
Stella or saltiga
One of each.
After owning both, I always say it really comes down to preference. Havent had an issue with either. Both 55lbs of drag. Both sound and look awesome. Both feel great to spin. They really are so close performance wise. I havent had issues but Ive seen more stellas fail than saltigas. The Saltiga seems a tiny bit more rugged to fight with fully locked.
@@ScottMikles but which 1 has the slight edge over the other
@jpt2026 Depends on what youre using it for. For casting lures, Stella. For jigging, Saltiga.
@@ScottMikles which size saltiga and stella u have?
@@jpt2026 I have the 14000 XH Saltiga and the 8000 HG Stella.
that reel is sexy.
You like daiwa better than shimano
Is all plastic.