AllenW Posted November 10, 2015 Share Posted November 10, 2015 I am trying to find a high capacity, high retrieve ratio (6 to 1) reel that will hold appox 100 yards of 20# braid as backer, 10 colors of Suffix 832 leadcore and about a 100 yards of 14# mono.I believe the Diawa SG57LC5 has the 6 to 1 and will hold all the line, I do not need the line counters, so looking for a non linecounter reel and have come up with a Diawa Saltist STTLW30HA or STTLW40HA reel.The Saltist are more than I want to spend, but are sweet reels and I think I can spurge for at least one.I'm not sure which one to buy though, the 30 seems size wise to be the best fit for trolling for trout/salmon but unsure if it will hold the line I want, the 40 will hold it for sure but may be to big for what I'm doing with it.I usually just run spoons and hardbaits with this set up for the most part.Maybe I should just stick with the Sealine but if the 30 will work, it'd be a nice set up.Any thoughts??TIAal Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
1HI4X Posted November 11, 2015 Share Posted November 11, 2015 Even though the counter isn't needed, it isn't a negative. That's the route I'd go. I wouldn't go to a saltist strictly for the reason of no LC. I have a Tekota 800LC with 400' of copper. The LC has no real purpose for this setup but I got a great deal on it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AllenW Posted November 11, 2015 Author Share Posted November 11, 2015 Even though the counter isn't needed, it isn't a negative. That's the route I'd go. I wouldn't go to a saltist strictly for the reason of no LC. I have a Tekota 800LC with 400' of copper. The LC has no real purpose for this setup but I got a great deal on it.Ya, your prob right, did see Sealine has a high cap, 6 to 1 levelwind for about $110, but may as well get the LC sealine, good point, thanks.Al Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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