PRO ANGLER RANKS BEST REELS (Surprising Results)

Video quality	The size	Download

Information PRO ANGLER RANKS BEST REELS (Surprising Results)

Title	:	PRO ANGLER RANKS BEST REELS (Surprising Results)
Lasting	:	29.04
Date of publication	:
Views	:	42 rb

Greetings coming from Indonesia, Aru Islands, Maluku Province, Greetings from fellow anglers, Healthy greetings and Strike greetings, and thank you for the information about your fishing equipment, Senior
Comment from : Bernadus Kailem

Penn international vl salió con muchos detalles, no recomendable
Comment from : Javier Barrios

Shimano fan boy much Joe? 😂 Great vid, do one on spinners!
Comment from : watchavideoalot

This is an outstanding video review of a variety of conventional reels You've educated me on the many uses each reel specializes in I certainly will follow your advice and recommendations for my next reel purchase Thank you
Comment from : pault22pt

Have you looked at the internals of these reels, like I do when servicing Plastic framed, single speed Squalls are not better reels than the ali framed Tyrnos 2speed or even single speed That is ridiculous A Tyrnos is basically an ali framed TLD, so how can they rate lower than a TLD? Accurate Platinums are the best made reels on Earth, followed by Avet EX & T-RX quad drag & Tiagras (which have the loudest best clicker alarm ever) Makairas are full of plastic inside, hence light, but still good reels You totally missed ALutecnos like their Albacores & Gorillas, and Daiwa's Saltiga LD, all amazingly reels Also not made anymore, but Daiwas SLD/SLT game reels are some of the best made reels ever produced A Daiwa SLD is like a metal framed Shimano TLD, but with twin drags & the best free spool from factory ever I can't get over how you don't rate Accurates Yes they are expensive, but for good reason Have you ever handled or used an Accurate Platinum Twin-Drag? The order for current available models that should be: Accurate Platinum 1st, Avet T-RX Quad & EX/EXW in 2nd, Tiagras 3rd, Alutecnos Albacores 4th, Makairas & Talicas for a shared 5th place Saltiga LD range would be a shared 3rd, but only come in smaller sizes I do find it hard to trust anything you say if you don't think Accurates Platinums are anything other than amazing From just an engineering & finish perspective they are totally next level in comparison to the rest They cost the most because they are the best, but if I was to suggest a game reel to someone for great "bang for buck" I would always say get a Tiagra From a parts, service & back-up perspective alone, as well as from reliability & longevity one too Their clicker alarm is the best there is If someone wanted something a little different & they lived in the USA (where you can get parts & service back-up) I would suggest an Avet EX or EX/W If they are after extra massive fish like Hammerhead & Tiger sharks, Swords & Bluefin, the Quad drag Avet T-RX with 132lbs of available drag pressure in the larger sizes Cheers
Comment from : Tight LiNeZ

Alutecnos?
Comment from : Tight LiNeZ

What do you think about the new okuma tesoro star drag? Would you recommend that or should I go with the saltiga?
Comment from : Wilk

this is so helpful, even after a year lol
Comment from : Susan Hill

So speed master is the cheapest a tier?
Comment from : Jacob Portugal

Any experience with Jigging World reels?
Comment from : Josh Boyd

My dad calt a 72lab king on a Penn squall and a 7ft hammer head shark and it is not a 50w
Comment from : dominick rotella

A friend using a Tyrnos 30 or 20 reel caught a 370lb yellowfin tuna in Los Cabos with a 50lb line 7 hour fight After that catch and more than 1 year use, caught again a 110lb yellofin Got proof hahaha
Comment from : miguel puerta

Reeling in the shit on the streets of downtown LA and SF is all the west coast reels are used for
Comment from : Robert Petrey

COMMUNIST CHINA OWNS PENN REELS
Comment from : Walter Berger

You should do a video like this but for freshwater/bass fishing ❤
Comment from : TVM

Can you give me your opinion on Siegler thanks
Comment from : Robin Proctor

I've caught big marlin and tuna on my Penn squall reels and never had problems They hold plenty of line and have smooth drag
Comment from : Robert Hubbard

How do you feel about the penn fathom 400 hs low profile baitcaster?
Comment from : SGT LOPEZ

Good info thank you Only thing i heard that was incorrect is that the single speed penn fathoms lever drags are plastic They are metal, same exact reel as the 2 speed versions just different gearing
Comment from : matt hill

I discovered the old Daiwa Sealine conventional reels Way better than the senators and cheap used on ebay
Comment from : SunsetWingman

Great video man! What's your opinion on the new Fathom II 2 speeds that came out somewhat recently?
Comment from : Brock Miller

Does Penn still make a Senator in 1/0 size? I'm thinking about one for big catfish(50-60 lbs)
Comment from : Robert McEuen

USA Virgina Seigler reels??
Comment from : Celestial Crab Fishing

I bought an old Penn Senator from a pawn shop back in the 1990`s $20 for it and it still works like new All I have to do is keep it clean I use it for saltwater and even use it for alligator gar in the river People look at me like I`m crazy casting that at the river LOL
Comment from : Sir Jhonson

All these reels have more than enough power for the fish he says they don’t have enough power for
Comment from : CHRIS LANDRY

You lost credibility when you started slamming the Avets
Comment from : Cape Fox

Revisiting this video months later and gotta say, I bottom fished with the Ocea Jigger this year and it is a TANK and can pull big fish out of wrecks with ease We fish for Tautog here in the North East and this is the best reel to get their heads turned and get them out of the structure
Comment from : Christopher Reilly

Abets are the best reel for pier snook fishing that there are Even the smaller g1s have enough drag if you crank em all the way, and I have no clue how you’re saying they don’t work for snapper, you’re just not using enough preset
Comment from : Stacey Bailey

we're are the daiwa reels
Comment from : Ramon Jauregii

I would like to mention 4/5 of the last avets I’ve seen purchased new in the last two years have been hot garbage Presets changing, going into free spool in gear and drag literally changing in a fight Unfortunate to see before 2 years ago I probably would only have avets but now I can’t trust the company
Comment from : CASharkHunter

I have to laugh that you put the TLD's as a B and the Tyrnos as a D the Tyrnos is simply an aluminum body (read: more durable) version of the TLD Other than that, they're the same reel not sure why you knock the Tyrnos so hard when you state, "you can do a lot with the TLD" same reel, dude
Comment from : Wayneright

I would like to see you review the Okuma Tesoro star
Comment from : Angelo Iacovella

With respect to you and your company, you have a lot of knowledge to share with us
Comment from : Paul Coy

Penn internacionalshimano tiagras los mejores avet y talicasno buenopara pesca pequeña penn fathom
Comment from : salvador Ceseña

Fathoms [1 and 2-speeds] are not "plastic", they are metal [diecast aluminum] Comparing a 6-1 star drag Torque to a 2-speed Fathom [or any 2-speed LD] is apples-oranges Also, star drag Torques have been discontinued for 3 years
Comment from : tunanorth

I have a Shimano talica 50 2 speed, talica 25 2 speed, 1 talica 20 2 speed, 2 talica 16 2 speed I love talica reels they are so smooth
Comment from : Andrew Villanueva

Hey joe - great video I'm on the west coat and looking to put together a BFT setup Which reel (&rod) do you recommend? I'm thinking Fathom 60, Avet Raptor, or Shimano Talica 25 Not looking to break the bank and probably will go out 5-10 times a year Thanks and keep up the good work
Comment from : L Ching

I’m looking to get the saltiga lever drag 60 2 speeds For big games What do you think of it?
Comment from : ngoctu2603

Question: I got the saltiga 20000 h spinning reel I hope to catch some tuna Since you talked about reels What do you think of a spinning reels particularly with the one I got compared to a conventional reels in power such as drag of about the same price
Comment from : ngoctu2603

We use Okuma reels to hold down our empty rubbish bags in the trash can so the bag doesn’t fly away in the wind, well at least until we fill the trash can up and throw away the Okuma real along with the trash Okuma reels and rods are rubbish here in Hawaii!!!
Comment from : B Wild

How does the shimano speedmaster II 2 speed lever drag 20 stand up in this?
Comment from : Severns Products

I think for your big reels you can’t go wrong with Penn shimano and avet… I prefer Penn but it’s hard to wrong with any of them
Comment from : Boomhauer

OMG you need a girlfriend! You are wearing us out!
Comment from : kaizerblade75

I have a Penn 60 LD single speed It's brought in a lot of Red Snapper and Grouper plus a couple big AmberjackbrbrI have a TLD 30 LD 2 speed that proved way too much over kill for Snapper but I plan on trying on some Yellowfin Tuna next yearbrbrI just recently got a 2-speed jigging reel from China called Channelmay for $120 and put almost 400 yards of 80lb Kastking Braid on itbrbrIt was a beast taking on a huge Amberjack on a party boat When I kicked into low the battle turned in my favor strongly You need to check these outbrbrThe other one you mentioned is a Torium 30 that I have on a 12 ft Beefstick Surf Rod brbrThe Torium has brought in a 5 ft 6 inch Bull Shark and a huge ray with no problem
Comment from : Jim Presley - Old Fishing Fool

Penn squall 50 Landed and released 5 bft between 348 to 498lb Super smooth drag
Comment from : Chunky Father

Good reviewthe only head scratcher was the penn torque 30 I have one on a uc terminator for fly lining yellowtail I have caught over 50 with it and it's been flawless Some big ass donkeys to It's a newer version so maybe you fished an older version or had a lemon Would love for you to dive deeper into the torque Thx
Comment from : Desert 82

I've been using my accurate 600N's For jigging tuna up in the canyons Offshore of New Jersey and occasionally for tilefish For about 5 years now and I've never had a single issue with them Never had to have them serviced I just give give him a good wash down after I am done fishing and they have been great
Comment from : basebilljr07

Good video and ludwig impression
Comment from : Wolf

I have three senators average 40 years old, a daiwa 450 and now I’m finally going to upgrade to a TranX 401 Everything suited to need, general use brI would really like to see a vid for left handed reels
Comment from : CaptJinx Marine

Hello great video, I’m thinking of buying the okuma makaira 15t, what rod do you recommend for this reel?brThank you
Comment from : Alian M

I replaced my Accurates with Saltigas and couldn't be happier I also found a way to get them for about 25 off which is amazing I couldn't be happier with them
Comment from : Christopher Reilly

Speed master it is!! Thanks joe👊🏻
Comment from : Donald Touchton

Your comment, “when I was a kid” At 62 , your still a kid to me ! Bwaaaahhhahahahaha oh, you shouldn’t rate a reel if you never used one
Comment from : Hard-Sarge

Huge Okuma fan here and I support your onion! Why buy an international when you can get a set of okumas for the same price
Comment from : OutDoorEdC Cy Decker

I live in Virginia and fish in the outer banks of North carolina, they have a special way of casting from the beach and piers to bottom fish for red drum 100 yard casts are normal People there love the diawa saltists and sealines People also use the avet mc, and some people swear by the penn fathom star drags and penn squalls But for that kind of fishing it's all about casting not so much power
Comment from : Hobbyoftheday

Give me more of this Perhaps terminal tackles!!
Comment from : 현지호

Jig master
Comment from : yo ho

Good review i have a couple of them love the penns I have the avet mc 6 and smooth reel cast good but like you said it lacks power on big snapper solid reel brbrCAN YOU DO VIDEO ON SPINNING REELS?
Comment from : Billyjackman

Sorry Joe love you , but reels not for me Its ok See you on next one
Comment from : Shawn Harriman

I agree on pretty much everything I don't have a lot of experience with Okuma but heard good things Have an Accurate SPJ reel and really wish I went with the Shimano Always hated Avet Probably going to get a set of Speedmasters for trolling and kiting
Comment from : RikkiTikkiTavi

Awesome joe!!!
Comment from : Donald Touchton

the trinidad is a beefy one i caught a 30 pound yellowtail on it
Comment from : TacoTimeCrunch

Please do another video getting into more detail about your s tier reels
Comment from : Ogre

Hands down the most informative video on YouTube as to what to buy in trolling reels Any chance you’d do this with spinning rods??
Comment from : Stephen Bowan

Great comparison(s) although most of them I have not used I am OG 95 (78yrs old), like the black and white photos era, hard headed, and have usedbrso many of the old stuff for so long I do have some nice Daiwa, Shimano, and newer Penn Most of my fishing is Florida Keys and south and southwestbrinto Central America Much 10/0 Penn for swordfish off Key Largo Bottom fishing in the Dry TortugasbrMany of my Penn"s have upgrades [if not all of them] I still use Squidder's and Jigmaster's for sailfish, cobia, etc, even some bottom fishingbrWith proper care (and upgrades) my International's just keep on catching, for decades, and I still think they are good looking reelsbrI have used some of these newer reels that my kids, grandkids, and friends have brought aboard, and I like them OKbut not enough to havebrreplaced my old stuffeven after ridicule My stuff works for me, as well as their stuff works for them, but I wouldn't turn down any pretty new ones if they are freebrWe enjoy your videos Also great to see someone that knows how to clean a (delicious) shark properly God bless you
Comment from : Jona Ozo

Overall, I think it was a very fair grading for those given reels Although, my Boss Fury 2 is by far the least reliable reel I own
Comment from : jay cube

I fish standard avets and for $200 u have a great reel j crank up the drag cam Especially here in the northeast they work incredible
Comment from : Marco Pugliese

big fan of the penn but see alot of guys goin toward the advets lately, thinking about it
Comment from : On The Hook Charters Daytona Beach

What size speedmaster would be best to bottomfish for grouper and mutton’s out of Mayport? Never seen one but looking at the 20 size online Do they have them at Strike Zone? Thanks
Comment from : HaydenDear

You just lost all credibility
Comment from : Getting Bent With Bo

Really interesting video, loved it! Would be nice to do the same for spinning reels! I'm thinking about buying a in-line rod with a 2 speed reel for dropping 200-300gr jigs for Tuna and occasionally do some bottom fishing with it I do hear a lot of good news about Okuma, I was looking at a Okuma Cavalla 2 speed CAV-5 II Any experience with this reel? Or do you have a better reel suggestion for this type of fishing? Thanks!
Comment from : Robert de Jonge

Bruh you need to google for better royalty free music
Comment from : j lll

TLD 20 single speed for Blackfin 30lbs
Comment from : jeffrey holmes

what is the best manatee to buy?
Comment from : JVT Entertainment

Which program for editing you use
Comment from : Fishing is exicting

You know my opinion of the speedmaster…
Comment from : Zack Price

I’m at mate and we use shimano tekotas very under rated star drag reel , toriums too for kingfish I personally use a finor star drag very durable and strong ree
Comment from : Life of the 941

What about finor
Comment from : Life of the 941

The problem is the larger saltigas are the egg knobs they got on them Talking to charter guys who run them, customers eventually yank the handle knobs off
Comment from : Eugene L

How much is a 12 hours you got a date open that can book
Comment from : Joseph Key

Those 30w shimano reels are great we troll for kingfish with them and I’ve caught a 40lb wahoo a 60 and a 90 on those reels solid option for slow trolling dead or live bait
Comment from : Bradley March

Well all have our preferences, I've used Okuma for years Retired from the Air Force in Arizona so all my offshore fishing was out of San Diego, LA and Snata Barbara I love the customer service, just pay for shipping and they have fixed everything I beat on tuna, yellowtail, dorado to grouper, snapper and AJs Find what works for you bu feel and financially
Comment from : Sean Portgee

Joe More content on subjects like this would be interesting, line, rods, lures, electronics, pliers/ gadgets etc
Comment from : captpepin

Love my tiagra 130, just picked up the speed master for big bottom fishing Love my fathom for smaller crap Great watch
Comment from : Christopher Lein

I love my Saltist and have caught plenty of fish on it but I want to try a Saltiga for big snapper and grouper
Comment from : Chris Dekle

I guess I’ll stop putting line on my fathom I was planning to bring this week…
Comment from : Michael Edwards

Good Job Joe!!! Very informative!
Comment from : Natural Dad

Been using Okuma for years
Comment from : Grady Browning

Avet Reels: Yes, there’s 4 classification of their small lever drags, but MC Cast isn’t one of them (it’s an optional feature available on most small class reels, but a standard feature on the Raptors - except Raptor HXW)brbrThe classifications are Gen I (single/two speed), Gen II (single/two speed), *HX (Gen 15 - Single/two speed), and RaptorbrbrThe non-Raptor HX reels (*above) are class on their own because their gearing and drag systems are the same as Gen II, but the billeted frames are based on Gen I It’s why you’ll never see a Gen II HX Series reelbrbrThe Raptor HX Series and the Pro Ex Series have their own “second generation” too; it’s the additional granny gear (3-speed) Crazy pulling power! Definitely, a grouper feature I wouldn’t recommend it for tuna or other pelagic species unless the fish is in its death spin If the fish charges the boat, you’ll never catch up if you’re in the granny gearbrbrAvet’s newest class amongst the small Avet reels are the star drags Amazing little reels with smooth drags and no back play in the gear/handle systembrbrFinally, Avet too had a reel with a “lockdown pin” for the spool They had this feature on the Pro EX 4/0 reel (narrow and wide) Great reels for dropper loop/Yellowtail, but discontinued several years backbrbrNote: I didn’t provide info on the Quad T-RX Series These reels should be part of your “OG reels”!brbrEdit: Based on the current Avet Website, they’re no longer featuring the Gen I reels I guess Harry & Sarkis are phasing them out!
Comment from : Patrick Avelino

Bro you really put a TLD in the same category as Accurate??? Don't even know what to say lol
Comment from : Tyler

Can't believe Accurate was a "C" tier reel Have nothing but good things to say about them And their customer service is second to none And I upgraded my 800 to a T-bar handle and I like the round handle on the smaller size reels I have Not saying it should of been #1 but would put it at the top for sure
Comment from : Tyler

Not much to disagree with, Tiagra is the best all around big game reels bar none Accurate’s great, just too temperamental, I have a bunch of old Penn 50 SW’s TW’s 30’s as well all 25+ years old have thousands of days and fish on them with little to no failure
Comment from : captpepin

Got to disagree with you on the fathom single speed Been using that up here on the east coast for years Catching monster striper and bottom fishing
Comment from : skyler

I am from Trinidad I have never used a conventional reel in my life Great video as always 👍brAre you going to do it for spinning reel ?
Comment from : Neval Harrilal