Robust construction – Sea fishing poses unique challenges due to the corrosive nature of saltwater and the powerful forces exerted by larger, saltwater-dwelling fish. Daiwa and Penn Battle reels are known for their sturdy and durable construction, utilizing corrosion-resistant materials, reinforced components, and strong frames. These features ensure that the reels can withstand the harsh marine environment and handle the intense pressures encountered during sea fishing. The body and the rotor are made of super rigid Zaion V which provides a distortion proof housing for the gears. This maintains the remarkable smoothness and improved feel when under load. The proven MagSealed rotor prevents intrusion of water, salt and abrasives and - in combination with Zaion V – ensures an extended lifespan of the gears and their smooth rotation. The drag system is one of the important features of the spinning reel. You must need sufficient drag force to handle speedy fish. The more you have drag force more you will be easy to catch the fish. 10lb. or more drag force is enough good for medium and large species. There are two types of drag systems; front drag system and rear drag system. The front drag system is best due to offering a large drag washer that increased durability but the rear is not up to the mark. A waterproof sealed drag system and its smoothness is always the best option for you. Gear Ratio If you’ve been seriously fishing over the last 20 to 30 years chances are you’ve used this reel or even owned it.

Daiwa 22 Exist LT 4000D G Reel. The future of Daiwa Spinning Reels is AIRDRIVE DESIGN. By reducing the weight of rotor, spool & bail assembly, a lighter rotation is achieved. The effortless rotation allows the angler to feel the true joy of trouble free function. This new chapter starts with 22 EXIST. A unique selling point of the Daiwa D4000 is its ambidextrous handles. Whether you're a righty or a lefty, the reel caters to your comfort, granting a bespoke angling experience. It’s versatility that sets this reel apart, embracing the diversity of anglers everywhere. Equipped with a singular ball bearing, the Daiwa D4000 provides smooth operation with each cast and retrieve. While it may seem minimalistic, the single bearing design highlights Daiwa's philosophy: robust reliability without unnecessary frills. The BG 4000 has a line capacity of 300 yards of 12 lbs monoline or 280 yards of 30 lbs braided line. The design of the spool actually goes out from the bottom and tapers up. This is intentional by design to create a top-heavy spool.According to the respective size, the 20’ Legalis series is the proper choice for numerous applications like spin fishing, feeder fishing, light trout fishing or even specimen hunting for tench, bream & Co. To begin the creation of AIRDRIVE DESIGN, first DAIWA separated the spinning reel to two key components. The first was the ‘rear unit’ which consists of the body & key internal components like the drive gear. By introducing MQ technology along with the tough digigear which is now becoming standard of DAIWA’s spinning reel, it has given the rear unit high strength and durability. Big pit: A reel with a long spool designed for extreme long-range casting by reducing the resistance of the line. If all of them are of the same quality then it’s a yes! That the reel bearing more balls is considered a better reel.

High gear is always important for fast casting and faster retrievals. The higher is the gear the large fish you can catch. The low gear is only used for the smaller fish. 6:1 ratio is considered as the high gear ratio and lower than it used for the small and medium fish. You can use more than one reel and it depends on user choice and affordability. Anti-Reverse Near the bottom of the reel, you’ll see a bushing that works to keep water from getting into the bottom of the reel. From the 4500 size up the anti-reverse has been ‘designed out’, ensuring even higher mechanical strength and maximum drive gear size. The BG family will serve many anglers in fresh and salt water.”It’s built with an all-carbon disc drag system and utilizes Daiwa’s proprietary drag oil which provides super smooth functionality. Built around an aluminium body the Digigear II drive is held solidly in place under loading, maintaining a smooth power transfer and winding feel. This is enhanced further by the presence of 6BB and the graphite Air Rotor. Line release during the fight is also smooth thanks to the ATD with carbon washers. Both Daiwa and Penn Battle brands are highly regarded in the fishing industry, particularly when it comes to sea fishing. Here’s why these brands offer some of the best reels for saltwater fishing: The size of a reel is usually identified by a number, the higher the number, the bigger the reel. This is useful to know, as although a 10,000-sized carp fishing reel may be good for fishing on smaller lakes, it likely won't have the spool size and therefore casting capability of a 'big pit' carp fishing reel, for example. If you are in the market for a new inshore spinning reel, the Daiwa BG MQ reels are a solid choice.

Regardless of your preference though, the rubber grip works perfectly well whether your hands are wet or even covered in fish slime. The rubber maintains a good grip to it.This comprehensive range covers a whole range of size options.Offering the same combination of design features and technology fromthe smallest 2500, ideal for light spinning right up to the8000 for deep water and big lures. From the 4500 size up the anti-reverse has been ‘designed out’, ensuring even higher mechanical strength and maximum drive gear size. Robust durability is ensured, thanks to an aluminium spool and handle, while the handle knob is engineered for soft touch comfort. You can see the design emphasis of the reel through the large main gear. The main gear is much larger than other comparable reels like the Penn Battle 2.