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JohnR 04-29-2026 05:41 PM

Reel recommendations: dunkable big schoolie
 
Looking to get a new reel, which would be preferably dunkable no ball, but not required, looking for around an 8 foot rod with less than 1 oz lures

My Nautil has finally died

Something like a smaller VS but cheaper

pbadad 04-30-2026 05:03 AM

The new Tsunami Shield . I checked them out with Toby at our show. They are bailed. 3k or 4k. Won't break bank.
My Nautil is still going. 25yrs.
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wdmso 04-30-2026 05:56 AM

daiwa magsealed Reels they say they are dunkabke
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tlapinski 04-30-2026 06:27 AM

Are you looking to be able to crank it underwater, or just dunk/splash it from time to time? That is a big consideration and sets apart many reels.

JohnR 04-30-2026 12:12 PM

Heavy dunk, too old and fat to swim with a reel

bloocrab 04-30-2026 04:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnR (Post 1250843)
Heavy dunk, too old and fat to swim with a reel

Back in the day, "Heavy dunk" could have been taking-on some good waves because you didn't want to leave the fish, even though the tide was telling you to get out, stepping off your rock from the wrong side or even into a unexpected sand pocket, but as you get older :splat:, a Heavy dunk is because I tripped on a rock and fell on my asz in a foot of water ...


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