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Budget Option: Shimano Spheros SW 14000, which offers the same internals as Saragosa, minus the line roller design Best in Class: Daiwa Saltiga SW 14000, which has a Duralumin main gear, marine bronze pinion, magnetic sealing for smooth operation and backup anti-reverse Authors Choice: Shimano Saragosa SW 14000, with a cold-forged aluminum main gear, brass pinion, and best-in-class sealing Gear Ratio & Cranking Power Ryan Morie When popping for tuna, spinning reels with a high gear ratio reign supreme for three main reasons: In order to work a popper effectively, a reel is required to pick up all of the slack line in between pops

Instead, just press the two corners of the joint down

So my first opportunity to use it was on the canal actually a much better test for the reels capabilities

Sunday, August 10, 2014 When I was a teenager fishing Arkansas farm ponds and rivers, I started keeping a list of fish I dreamed of catching someday

test line ensures enough strength for landing heavy northern.

When a fish bites, the soft plastic is easily pulled down and the hook point is revealed

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