Everything posted by Cbump
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Which Daiwa for chatterbaits?
https://discountfishingdeals.com/shop/ols/products/daiwa-tatula-tws-150h-right-hand-baitcaster-631-ratio-tat150h
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Which Daiwa for chatterbaits?
Yep this one is the older model. Kinda blows. It’ll still be fine I’m sure. Just could have gotten the new model for $160 or the 150 for $138. Instead I traded for the old model lol. Fml
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Which Daiwa for chatterbaits?
The statement was that I noticed <after the trade I’ll add> that this one doesn’t have the zero adjust knob like the sv103 on the daiwa website. Which I followed up with wondering if It was an older model, despite the fact that the person said they bought It about 4 months ago.
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Which Daiwa for chatterbaits?
I know what zero adjust is. I have multiple reels with It. Thank you though.
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Which Daiwa for chatterbaits?
That sounds like me actually. More directed casting, 20 yards or so. I have bomb casted Chatterbaits before because I found them feeding up on a flat but that was dumb luck. So this was probably the right move. I noticed this one doesn’t have the zero adjust knob like the website shows so It must be an older model. I was told It was purchased about 4 months ago and barely used (I know the guy and trust him). So who knows ?♂️
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Which Daiwa for chatterbaits?
Well I guess scrap everything I posted lmao. I showed up to sell the Revo to a guy for $150 and he had a like new Tatula SV TW 103H in 6.3 he offered so we traded straight up. I still want a 150 but we will see how this one works.
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Which Daiwa for chatterbaits?
Yes definitely. I have 20 setups and only two are not Daiwa. 1. Suped up Abu 5600 for swimbaits 2. Lews Tournament Pro on a St Croix Bass X- a back up for heavy worm presentations. I will be selling the Lews before long to consolidate further to Daiwa.
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If You Could Go Back
I’m only 37 next month but I’ve been fishing 30 years. Only thing I wish I had done was get into bass fishing sooner. Although when I got into It a few years ago, It was probably the right time since bass fishing can be expensive. Grew up fishing for mostly catfish. Never needed more than 3 or 4 round reel setups and a cast net.
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Buying new baits
At this rate I would just never buy name brand baits.
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Which Daiwa for chatterbaits?
Digitaka takes 6-7 days to get here. I’m in no hurry but I can have a 150 faster than that. 150 seems to be more robust, higher line capacity, and less expensive. I’m sold.
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Which Daiwa for chatterbaits?
I have a 5.5 150 on a deep crank setup and really like It as well.
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Which Daiwa for chatterbaits?
They are not my thing. Was just an option. I think I’m going with the 150.
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Which Daiwa for chatterbaits?
From Daiwa: The TATULA 150 T-WING Baitcasting Series is designed for specific bass fishing tasks like deep cranking, punching or flipping, pulling chatter baits or swimbaits, and frogging. Sounds like the reel for me.
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Which Daiwa for chatterbaits?
I like the way you think.
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Bigger Swimbait Reels
I will say the new JDM HD is not what I would consider a big swimbait reel at all. Can’t speak to the US model. Agree on a round reel. I’m have an Ambassadeur built up at the moment that is going to be freaking awesome. With all the upgrades though it’s costing me more than I meant to spend though lol. Another option is the Lexa HD.
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Power Pro Spectra Braided Line
Power Pro has the super slick 8 (8 carrier not 4) which I like better than 832 for certain situations. 832 is not as slick and I use It for my frog and punching setups so It saws through grass better. Kind of a Ford vs Chevy argument. Bottom line OP, it’s good line.
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roboworm colors
I’d say 95% of the time I use a roboworm it’s in Aaron’s morning Dawn color. Yes I made that statistic up.
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Which Daiwa for chatterbaits?
Ok I got you. I knew that about aluminum vs brass when It comes to US vs JDM. Just didn’t know It was called a G. The person is on this forum and must be mistaken on which one he got. I really like the HD and just spooled It up with 20lb sniper for my big plastics setup. Another HD is definitely an option, however, even at JDM pricing it’s a little higher price than I think I’m looking to spend at the moment. I sold a Revo for $150 last night in my attempt to consolidate to all Daiwa (hence why there was an open rod to put that limited in the picture above on). So I have $150 to spend and would be willing to go a little more. Here’s what I’m looking at so far: JDM 20 TATULA SV TW 103H $164 JDM 19 TATULA TW 100H $124 JDM 20 ZILLION SV TW 1000 $242 US Tatula CT $112 (would upgrade spool and bearings on this one) US Tatula 200 $139 US Tatula 150 $139 US Tatula 100 $139 All models are 6.3:1 gear ratio.
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What do you do best?
I just puked. jk This is me as well. Have a 12 year old that’s my tourney partner. All he wants to do is play baseball and fish.
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Which Daiwa for chatterbaits?
Had this Tatula SV Limited on my Chatterbait rod but thought It would be better served on senko/light t-rig rod so I swapped It out and changed line. So now I’m looking for a Chatterbait reel. Something in 6.3 gear ratio. Do I go CT and upgrade to Elite Long Cast spool and new bearings? Would I really benefit from the SV? Is there a JDM zillion model I should look at? Someone said they got a JDM Zillion G for $217 recently. I don’t know what the G is though. This will be on a Mojo Bass MHMF rod with 50lb braid. What say you?
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Daiwa Zillion SV TW
I saw the Zillion HD I ordered for $303 on digitaka on Amazon Japan for like $275 ?
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Show off your Stuff
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Zillion HD JDM vs US
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Alabama Rig Rod
Yeah I use 795 but 3 oz on a 796 would be fine. Those champions are light and thin.
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Alabama Rig Rod
795 or 796. Can’t go wrong with either.