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Old 02-26-2008, 08:02 PM   #6
stripadan
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Originally Posted by Rob Rockcrawler View Post
Is there a magic ratio out there that once crossed makes reeling in a fish hard. I just spooled up a 3/0 senator for cod fishing. I hope the fish are in really shallow this year, took me forever to spool.
The newer reels have oversized gears that are designed for high retrieves and still have plenty of torque. I also forgot about the new Penn Torque reels. I have a few customers who like them. They were designed to compete with the Trinidad/Torium. All three series of reels also have dogs in the anti-reverse sytem in addition to the one way bearing. I think that is very important, especially with braided line. People tend to use smaller reels because there is plenty of capacity with braid, but they often over power the design limitations of the smaller reels.
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