either one would work nicely. I prefer the 500X with a 6.1 ratios but the 600N is awesome for pulling on larger bottom dwellers. What are you fishing for?
I have been using two different rods. We have a BV-80MH which works very well and the other is a IROD SWK824BR which is 8'2". Both are excellent for surface iron. I have moved away from the 9'ers just because it a lot more work once the fish is hooked. Hope that helps.
We have been fishing the BV2-800 at night for jigs on fish upto 150 to 200lbs with good success. If you want the ultimate tracker the 12t is a beast and it have caught Yellowfins up to 300 lbs with stacked braid. It is built to pull on larger models with good success.
They will but the gearing in the ATD reels are way more powerful. I use the 800 a lot with good success but only landed fish up to 150 or so lbs. The ATD-30T has tackled plenty of 300 lb fish both Yellowfin and bluefin.
When will accurate produce a reel 600 N with a 7to 1 fast retrieve reel for yoyo fishing with a drag of about 30lbs the valiant 600s light line has the speed but i don't understand why it does not have the drag power, is it that the teeth of the gears have to be very small to produce the speed and therefore cant hold too much pressure?
We have had very little demand for the 7.1 to date for jigging. You can make a 7.1 with gear teeth to sustain pressure. 30 lbs on those teeth we are not sure. I will talk to the twins and see how difficult it will be to produce the 7.1 gears. Thanks for the thought.
@@AccurateFishingReels a 7.1 maybe very hard to make and get it to hold drag of 30lbs, I know a very popular reel was the penn torque 300x at about (6.4 to 1 )excellent speed for yoyo but failed to have 2 speed low gear and was too heavy, I imagine a dauntless that could do that may be a dream along with a cast control in a narrow version,The Valiant would have the perfect weight but we would be sacrificing the dogs and in my opinion that would not be good, some people still on the fence about ARB possible failure, I personally wouldn't hesitate to buy a reel like that. I will keep the members on my accurate facebook page up to date with any info, thanks again!
Can I use these reels for bank fishing? How well do they work as far as casting distance? I fish from the bank with 11 to 12 ft casting rods in the Northern California delta for stripers, sturgeons, and salmon. Can they cast or launch 6 to 8 oz weights out to 100 yards?
@@AccurateFishingReels : valiant 400. Good reel lightweight, power, smallest of other big size conventional reel. It doesn't hit my fingers. Valiant 300 for jigging kingfish, wahoo. so nicely, smallest, but i do not choice it for allday jigging.
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witch reel should i use for a heavy fly line set up i was thinking about a 600?
A heavy fly line set would be a 600N for 65lb or a 600 for 80lb. BV2 is a good choice.
Hello, lovely reels. Can’t decide inbetween 600N or 500 for a Norway trip. Would appreciate your input. Thanks
either one would work nicely. I prefer the 500X with a 6.1 ratios but the 600N is awesome for pulling on larger bottom dwellers. What are you fishing for?
@@AccurateFishingReels I ended up ordering a 600N 2 speed. Going to fish for halibut, cod and coalfish. All the best!
What setup do you recommend for the Tern 600N? I was thinking about using it for surface iron.
I have been using two different rods. We have a BV-80MH which works very well and the other is a IROD SWK824BR which is 8'2". Both are excellent for surface iron. I have moved away from the 9'ers just because it a lot more work once the fish is hooked. Hope that helps.
Hi, how does one decide whether to use the BV2-800 or the ATD-12T for their 80 pound setup? Thank you.
We have been fishing the BV2-800 at night for jigs on fish upto 150 to 200lbs with good success. If you want the ultimate tracker the 12t is a beast and it have caught Yellowfins up to 300 lbs with stacked braid. It is built to pull on larger models with good success.
800 and 100 size handle 200+ pound blue fins tuna ?
They will but the gearing in the ATD reels are way more powerful. I use the 800 a lot with good success but only landed fish up to 150 or so lbs. The ATD-30T has tackled plenty of 300 lb fish both Yellowfin and bluefin.
When will accurate produce a reel 600 N with a 7to 1 fast retrieve reel for yoyo fishing with a drag of about 30lbs
the valiant 600s light line has the speed but i don't understand why it does not have the drag power, is it that the teeth of the gears have to be very small to produce the speed and therefore cant hold too much pressure?
We have had very little demand for the 7.1 to date for jigging. You can make a 7.1 with gear teeth to sustain pressure. 30 lbs on those teeth we are not sure. I will talk to the twins and see how difficult it will be to produce the 7.1 gears. Thanks for the thought.
@@AccurateFishingReels a 7.1 maybe very hard to make and get it to hold drag of 30lbs, I know a very popular reel was the penn torque 300x at about (6.4 to 1 )excellent speed for yoyo but failed to have 2 speed low gear and was too heavy, I imagine a dauntless that could do that may be a dream along with a cast control in a narrow version,The Valiant would have the perfect weight but we would be sacrificing the dogs and in my opinion that would not be good, some people still on the fence about ARB possible failure, I personally wouldn't hesitate to buy a reel like that. I will keep the members on my accurate facebook page up to date with any info, thanks again!
7 to 1 would be a bear to crank under load.
@@UserUser-zm3fo for sure maybe 6.4 I used to really like the torque 300x but it was missing a second speed
after use accurate valiant 300, 400 and 500. I think 400 reel should be less width spool
The 300 size is built to fall in that area.
Can I use these reels for bank fishing? How well do they work as far as casting distance? I fish from the bank with 11 to 12 ft casting rods in the Northern California delta for stripers, sturgeons, and salmon. Can they cast or launch 6 to 8 oz weights out to 100 yards?
Yes you can! You will need to practice with setup to be comfortable casting it. Once you have its pretty easy.
Accurate have narrow spool. They go right way. all accurate have same size spool on big reel
We offer narrow and narrow models too. Go to Accuratefishing.com and check out the reels. Thanks.
Nice reels but the handles are much to long, very disjointed to use
We have several sizes of arms so contact service@accuratefishing.com if you need help with that. Thanks.
300. Make my fingers tired. Big problem design. No good
Ken we have bigger reel 400 500 for bigger hands. The 300 is a very popular reel among anglers and continues to grow in popularity. Try a bigger reel.
@@AccurateFishingReels : valiant 400. Good reel lightweight, power, smallest of other big size conventional reel. It doesn't hit my fingers. Valiant 300 for jigging kingfish, wahoo. so nicely, smallest, but i do not choice it for allday jigging.
lol..big problem design? no good? its a baloney!
@@johnsmith-xd9ej : i choice accurate valiant 300 for conventional jigging rod, for allday. I like it. I comback to it