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Best BFS Spool for the Curado BFS / SLX BFS??? Casting Light Lures BFS Fishing - Roro CB26
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, Best BFS Spool for the Curado BFS / SLX BFS??? Casting Light Lures BFS Fishing - CB26, Hobie-Wan Kenobi talks about the new Roro CB26 BFS spool for the Shimano Curado BFS XG, SLX BFS and Scorpion BFS.
Roro CB26:
4.97gr Spool Weight
Titanium Spool Shaft
Floating Spool Design
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Outside the USA/Canada?:
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Hobie-Wan Kenobi does a wide range of testing witht eh Roro CB26; Casting, pitching and flip casting a wide range of finesse lures.
Being over 3gr lighter than the Avail 21SLX15R spool and over 4gr lighter than the stock spool, some other important information is that the Roro CB26 does not require additional magnets. This allows changing back to the stock spool much faster than taking additional magnets out of the reel every time you want to change spools.
The floating design of the spool reduces weight by removing the long spool shaft Shimano reel are known for. This also reduces the need for the user to buy a micro bearing for the cast control knob for optimal performance. Only the side plate micro bearing is required (size 730) if upgrading spool bearings because the spool has a bearing attached. This also increases your bearing count of your reel by 1 because of the spool bearing.
The Curado BFS XG is a new BFS finesse baitcasting reel designed to cast lighter lures such as NED Rigs, shakeyheads and other lightweight bass lures. I am going to see how viable the Curado BFS XG is for fishing in streams for trout.
A benefit of having a BFS reel is to have the ability to fish in streams accurately without having to deal with line twists and other issues spinning reels can have. The ability to engage the spool instantly and control line during the cast like with a normal baitcasting reel while using light lures allows a softer presentation and, more precise lure placement.
The Exciting Drag Sound (reel clicks when line is pulled out via drag) on the Curado BFS sounds similar to a spinning reel sound and allows the angler to know how fast a fish is running. I personally think it sound more fun than it is functional. The sound of a big bluegill ripping drag and hearing the reel go "buzzzzzzzz" is a real joy to fish.
Outside of finesse fishing, the Curado BFS XG can be used for casting and pitching Texas Rigs and other mid-weight bass lures, as well as smaller trout lures. The lightweight, shallow spool allows the minimum line required to fish and keeps the total weight of the spool low. That will allow effortless pitching which allows low trajectory and better accuracy. Keep in mind, the reel has a capacity of 8lb/50yds so long casting with 12lb fluorocarbon will not happen.
FROM SHIMANO:
The new Curado BFS (Bait Finesse System) expands the Curado lineup of low-profile reels while redefining finesse fishing for tournament anglers. Inspired by the Japanese Domestic Market (JDM), the new Curado BFS utilizes an ultralightweight shallow spool designed for thinner diameter lines to allow anglers to cast lightweight lures more effectively than traditional low-profile models. The Curado BFS incorporates Shimano's Finesse Tune Brake (FTB) system to reduce the spool's weight by moving the braking unit from the spool to the palming side-plate. The result: the spool takes minimal force to turn and allows anglers to effectively cast lightweight tackle. Unlike traditional magnetic brake systems that maintain the same drag on the spool throughout the cast, Shimano's FTB capitalizes on the cast's centrifugal force and the magnetic brakes automatically adjust to slow down the spool only when braking is needed. Fully adjustable, anglers can fine-tune the FTB with the external dial or by adding or removing individual magnets as needed. The perfect antidote for picky fish, the Curado BFS is the ideal tool for anglers to downsize baits to increase their success on the water.
Weight: 6.2oz
Bearings: 7+1
Gear Ratio: 8.2:1
Inches Per Turn (IPT): 32in
Braid/Yds:15/45
Max Drag: 8lbs
A full review series on the Shimano Curado BFS XG and Shimano SLX BFS are on my channel. I compared the two reels and doing a SLX BFS vs Curado BFS XG video as well.
I do a lot of BFS fishing and have many videos going over BFS fishing techniques, BFS reels, rods and everything else.
#bfsfishing #CuradoBFS #baitfinesse
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Man….you casted the almighty Trout Magnet ;) Hope your hips don’t hurt and your pelvis isn’t broken :) Well done Hobie, once again 👍
I did a full warmup and stretch routine prior to that part. People get frustrated because they think too much. Practice perfect mechanics all the time and it will come natural during times of increased pressure.
@@HobieWanKenobi 😂
Fishing is a contact sport
How many meters can I put line pe 0.6?
@@user-ce7zv8zf1i I did not measure. It does hold 80m of 1.0 goh PE line
You forgot to put the arrow showing the trout magnet flying to the far bank and the sonic boom from it breaking the sound barrier . Lol . Loved it .
I did that once. The boom snapped my knot though
@@HobieWanKenobi ha!
That trout magnet section 😂😂😂
That Trout Magnet hype is real 😱.
Love the sarcasm , I've never tried casting trout magnets. 1/16 oz is lowest I cast with bfs, prefer 1/8 to 3/16. When is your rod going to be available for purchase.
Rod will be available soon
Hey HWK, have you had any problems using mono on your Roro spool ? I have 4# Maxima on mine and I haven’t used it yet. Should I make any special adjustments when using mono ? Thanks . 👊🏽
I use mono all the time but, definitely make sure you aren't winding the line on the tight when spooling it up. Also, I only run about 4lb line on my spools and only 33-50m
What its better for 3-10g currado bfs or daiwa tatula 70? Without tuning.
Upper end, Tatula 70. The Curado BFS will do the lighter range better
Did you replace the stock bearing along with the spool? I know the spool comes with a shaft bearing, but what about the other one?
I think I had a Roro micro bearings in the sideplate
What spool do U prefer For streamfishing ? The avail or the roro? Thanks for all the informative videos
The Avail has slightly more control. The Roro spool is better casting the lightest weight lures. The Roro is nice because to swap spools, you do not have to worry about taking off/losing magnets.
@@HobieWanKenobi thanks for taking Ur time answering
No problem
Can you pls try SLX BFS with this spool ? And compare to hi-end factory reels ?
This spool works in the SLX BFS and Scorpion BFS. I tried and great results!!!
Where do you buy all of the bfs lours? I live in Sweden and it is hard to find here
I find most BFS lures at Bait Finesse Empire. There are also places like Digitaka and other Japanese retailers that sell high quality BFS lures. Also, look at your local fishing shops in the finesse section, you may be surprised.
@@HobieWanKenobi i have looks att my lokalstores but not find any. Tanks for your tip :)
Is there a spool I can purchase and put into my 2015 aldebaran 50 to make it bfs?
Yes. There are a couple options but, they are fairly expensive. May as well buy an SLX BFS instead of a spool unless you find a good deal.
@@HobieWanKenobi appreciate the reply. i have an old tsurinoya x50 i bought years back that to throw small lures and neds usually around the 1/8 oz range. Im waiting on a fishband hyper micro clamber in the mail right now after watching your test review, but maybe I should have bought an slx bfs
The Clamber isn't too bad. SLX brakes are more forgiving but, the Clamber has more casting potential...if that makes sense. The thumb bar is also SUPER nice.
This setup or new Aldebaran if price was same?
Hmm...overall the Aldebaran. For less money, this setup is right behind it. The Roro spool can cast lighter though
@@HobieWanKenobi for real?
@@krustysurfer Yes. Real talk
@@HobieWanKenobi(I will apologize first for the wall of text which is transcribed using Google voice so there's going to be errors and lack of punctuation, lets begin shall we)
Those roro spools are like $100 plus the shipping!
if one is going to buy a brand new Aldebaran then have to do a bunch of modifications to it then why not stretch for a Calcutta and just be done with it? or do you have to upgrade those too to get them to cast properly those ultra light trout magnet type lures?
I have a kastking zephyr and im just getting used to now that I have a rod that works with it (took trying 5 rods first) I can cast 1/10oz nearly 100 ft with this setup and it goes pretty much in the direction that I want it to, the issue is it seems temperamental (at least it was before I got this particular rod) if I looked at it wrong it backlashes, if I sneeze at it it backlashes, if I didn't eat watermelon before going fishing it backlashes... Now it's happening less that I have a rod that the reel approves of because before this new rod the maximum I could get out of that Reel was maybe 40 to 50 ft, granted there's probably quite a bit of operator error in this equation however I am more prone to just get a BFS real that does it all out of the box ( or stick with inexpensive micro series spincast setup) instead of having to tinker around deal with the headaches of a reel (reels) with a marginal system plagued by improper spool weight or bad lube job/ adequate bearings or braking system that does not seem strong enough... there's times when I have to turn the brakes up all the way to keep from backlash and I have spool tension set to minimal side to side play otherwise like I said I can't get any distance or my lure will fly off to the left or both, and forget overhead casting altogether that is a backlash pretty much every time with that reel.
I've never had so much difficulty tossing a lure! not even when I was learning how to baitcast with my Abu Garcia Black Max...
So if I can keep myself from a bunch of headaches from buying a bunch of different gear and then sending it back that would be real nice and if I could just buy the magic bullet reel solution then \\\combine that with a good rod and proper line then most of my frustration will be gone with BFS and I can just concentrate on catching fish and having fun instead of picking backlashes out of my reel every few casts, which seems to be the case with other TH-camrs casting with the Zephyr, and they are more experienced at BFS than I am.
So the least expensive and most expedient solution to the problem at hand and your advice will be greatly appreciated
Love the trout magnet warm up....lol
Can't risk getting injured. The guilt of a preventive injury would be demoralizing.
\m/ X_x \m/ Yeah, I want to upgrade now! Keep us posted on it!
Will do. I will be using it quite a bit this coming weekend!!!
Bahahahaha I love it!!!!
Trout magnet went into orbit
What's better slx bfs or curado bfs?
I vote for the SLX BFS because it is less money. Digitaka has them for about $60 less than the Curado BFS. Performance is the same.
@@HobieWanKenobi can it cast 4lb mono and 4lb flouro the small mouth don’t get too big where I fish and I wanna cast at least 1/16oz lure 40 feet from shore
@@nathanclute9790 That would be fine. I would suggest getting some finesse bearings for it casting to 1/16oz total weight. Roro makes some affordable ones that are pretty good. You will need 2 size 733 bearings. One goes in the sideplate and the other goes under the spool tension knob
LFG!!!
Hype AF for sure
@@HobieWanKenobi can't wait till they ship out
They are shipping now. This was filmed a little ways back.
@@HobieWanKenobi awesome. Hopefully it comes soon. Now I have to decide if it’ll go in my slx or Curado
I usually play musical chairs with my spools. Makes things fun