I can vouch for the Lews. Have had other brands, but now have the Tournament MG and absolutely love it. Gonna get the newer BB-1Pro soon to add to the arsenal. They are fantastic baitcasters regardless of where they are made.
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Originally posted by moken12 View PostLexa over the tatula. Which model lexa
I have both the 100 and 300 I went with the left handed crank models since I am use to holding the rod in my right hand. The 100 has 12 lbs of drag and the 300 has 22 lbs.
I can cast them now with no thumbing of the real, you still must adjust for every lure weight and wind change. I went with the power model since I didn't need the high speed retrieve to wench in a Striper, Red fish, Sheepshead or Flounder. One thing that only the Daiwa's do.. you can re-engage the spool with the thumb lever just push it back up good for flounder fishing while paddling with the other hand
I picked up the 100 on amazon for $99.00 and there is a $25.00 rebate from Daiwa.
http://www.daiwa.com/ImageLibrary/ImageLib/PDF/LEXA100_$25_VISA_Prepaid_Card_Offer.pdf
the 300 was from bass pro when they had the reel trade in back in the early spring sale.Last edited by plastic boat; 06-07-2014, 05:52 PM.
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Originally posted by camelbird View PostJust picked up the new curado I, haven't tried it out yet but feels pretty solid and much smoother than the previous 2 generations. $179 retail btw
**food for thought in the links below between the two**
http://anglingauthority.com/2012/12/...series-review/
http://www.2coolfishing.com/ttmbforu...d.php?t=397555Interstate Kayak Fishing
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Originally posted by camelbird View PostCurado "I"
http://www.tackletour.com/previewshimanocuradoilab.html
So far seems as legit as the E series, but haven't put too many hours on it yet
oh.. its so shiny... ADD to Cart!Interstate Kayak Fishing
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