Resident reel doctor Des Westmore digs into the Pfleuger Trion 66 and replaces a few vitals to ensure years of continued health and faultless fishing operation.
Daiwa have recently added lever drag reels to their impressive Saltist range. Steve Souter explains the operation and features of these excellent reels. Available for viewing in HD.
The multiplier reel gets its name because the spool which holds the line is geared to revolve several times for each single turn of the handle. One turn of the handle can rotate the line spool two to seven times depending upon the size and design of the gears.
Phil McCabe puts Glasgow Angling Centre’s Stillwater Rapid HR300 fixed spool through its paces and concludes it’s a whole lot of reel for not a lot of money.
This is the final part of a tutorial on servicing a Daiwa Saltist LD35 two speed reel. I would appreciate any/all feedback. It is not as easy to do these live instead of writing them up.
This is part three of a tutorial on servicing a Daiwa Saltist LD35 two speed reel. I would appreciate any/all feedback. It is not as easy to do these live instead of writing them up.
This is part two of a tutorial on servicing a Daiwa Saltist LD35 two speed reel. I would appreciate any/all feedback. It is not as easy to do these live instead of writing them up.
This is part one of a tutorial on servicing a Daiwa Saltist LD35 two speed reel. I would appreciate any/all feedback. It is not as easy to do these live instead of writing them up.
Storing reels carefully makes sense, but like many anglers Davy Proudfoot confesses a long-time bad habit of dumping kit in corners until the next time it’s needed. But, he’s changing…
The 300LC is the baby of Shimano’s Tekota range of boat multipliers and Des Westmore has been using it for several months. Here he offers his opinion on the reel’s…