Okuma Reels
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Bobocraft
Have used a few of them (okuma) the last two years. They seem to be holding up well. One is the gold series 30#class. It has an exceptionally smooth drag system. two are tl-100's that are set up with 80# line for sharks and the last is a small one on a fluke rod. Have not had a problem with a single one.
outlaw
Have used a few of them (okuma) the last two years. They seem to be holding up well. One is the gold series 30#class. It has an exceptionally smooth drag system. two are tl-100's that are set up with 80# line for sharks and the last is a small one on a fluke rod. Have not had a problem with a single one.
outlaw
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Hello Bobocraft,
Although I?ve never used any Okuma reels, I have few friends with it and they seem content. All I know is that they have been around for sometime now? and I haven?t heard any negative reports about it.
I have to check the internal components first before I could give a fair assessment...but you may want to ask the salesman for a comparison.
Hope this helps.
"Crazy" Alberto
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Although I?ve never used any Okuma reels, I have few friends with it and they seem content. All I know is that they have been around for sometime now? and I haven?t heard any negative reports about it.
I have to check the internal components first before I could give a fair assessment...but you may want to ask the salesman for a comparison.
Hope this helps.
"Crazy" Alberto
[email protected]
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