Which reel is better for 1-3oz. swim baits, heavier top waters and frogs?

Are you referring to the old 13-24 Tatula or the new one?  I have the old one and it's been great.  I'd lean to that reel just because it's a proven platform and the 200m is new.  It also has an alloy side plate instead of the 200m plastic.  Both would be fantastic with braid and long casting baits like frogs and ploppers but I would lean to the Tatula for large plastic lines and to the Tatula 200 for plastic lines and glide baits or big wakes that like to helicopter.  The advantage of the non dynamic linear mag braking found in reels like the Tatula 200, 300 and Lexas is that the stronger braking profile helps to limit that helicoptering on the cast.  

2 minutes ago, Bigbox99 said:

Are you referring to the old 13-24 Tatula or the new one?

I’m referring to the new Tatula 150 that came out at the 2024 ICAST. The one with the Hyperarmor design.

Are you talking about the Tatula SV 150?  That one is a Tatula CT with the Coastal 150 SV spool in it along with hyperdrive gears.  If that's the one then it's defining feature is the higher capacity SV spool.  You have to know if you want that or not. 

6 hours ago, Bigbox99 said:

Are you referring to the old 13-24 Tatula or the new one?  I have the old one and it's been great.  I'd lean to that reel just because it's a proven platform and the 200m is new.  It also has an alloy side plate instead of the 200m plastic.  Both would be fantastic with braid and long casting baits like frogs and ploppers but I would lean to the Tatula for large plastic lines and to the Tatula 200 for plastic lines and glide baits or big wakes that like to helicopter.  The advantage of the non dynamic linear mag braking found in reels like the Tatula 200, 300 and Lexas is that the stronger braking profile helps to limit that helicoptering on the cast.  

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