What Spinning Reel Size Is Best For Saltwater Fishing?

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Title	:	What Spinning Reel Size Is Best For Saltwater Fishing?
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Comment from : Salt Strong

What size would you rec for a snapper reel?
Comment from : Geoff S

Shimano Rarenium 3000 or Stradic 2500/ 3000 for softbaitingbrShimano Saragossa with 80lb hollow braid and 100lb leader for stickbaits chasing Kingfish
Comment from : tornagawn

i'm pleased with my daiwa bg 3000 its metal, its fairly light weight , its strong, smooth ,and it didn't bust my budget i 've caught flukes, blues, stripers, skates and everything in between from the surf with no problem
Comment from : ron truocchio

I love the Nasci 3000 15Lb Test braid Nasci 5000 15lbTest braid 🎣🎣🎣☺️
Comment from : Michael Mitchell

Do you think a 2500 can handle a 3 to 4 kilos (7 to 9 lb) snapper? The snapper trending to run to structure or donyou recommend a 3000 for this
Comment from : jmcastillol

I bought a 2500 bg mq last year from salt strong website as an insider after watching several reviews on it Last October it fell in the water when I was unhooking an over slot red I pulled it out immediately and rinsed it very thoroughly with fresh water when I got home that afternoon Fast forward to yesterday now the reel want even crank I opened it up and found a lot of corrosion I disassembled it cleaned it and greesed it and it is still not working properly Definitely disappointing being that I only got to use it once
Comment from : Cody

I found that the Daiwa Ballistic LT MQ 3000 and 2500 are fine for structure especially the 3000, but the 2500 is fine even though it's made of ZionV It might be because the 3000 has more drag at 22lbs I've noticed no flex at all on 30" striped bass (the up north equivalent of redfish)
Comment from : Basslover1173

Thanks for this On your previous advice I did get a couple 2500 size reels and I like them for small fish I don't think they work well for large red drum, big sheep, bigger blue fish, and Albies If I only had one size it would still be the 4000, but now I have a couple 2500s , a few 4000s, a 5500 a 6500 and a couple 30 size trolling reels Thanks for the advice
Comment from : Frank Ladd

Sorry I didn’t spell check or read what I just posted before I posted it Sorry about that
Comment from : Gary Murray

I’m undecided on whether to get a Stradic or a Vanford and a Ballistic I will me Tatulas and Fuegos for fresh water I have a 3000 3 year old BG It’s a tank but heavy I kayak fish when I get to Florida from this miserable snowy north Appreciate your expertise and look forward to your opinion
Comment from : Gary Murray

How about good value rods and sizes? Great info! Thanks!
Comment from : CJ

The one you can afford is the one you get I got a 4000 size Penn Fierce III for $38 That was the only size on sale
Comment from : Cameron Jackson

Whether it is 2500 or 3000 depends on the specific reel For example a 3000 diawa BG is too big and heavy for most inshore applications, while I consider my saltist back bay 3000 to be the perfect inshore reel It totally depends on the brand because some reels are just heavier
Comment from : Ryan Vlasic

Crap! I'm that guy!🤣brMy smallest reel is tsunami salt x 4000 silver!😂😂😂
Comment from : Undisputed Truth

My reels are Penn Battle 2-3000 series,2 Battle 3-3 3000 series, Spinfisher 4000 Series, and Battle 3 6000 series I'm into the Penn brand
Comment from : Christopher Varela

The arrival of braided line was pivotal to the move to smaller and smaller reels 150 to 200 yards of braid is more than 95 of fishermen will ever need
Comment from : Jerry Gibbs

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Comment from : TIM A

20-30 of the LB test line
Comment from : Joey Fitzpatrick Fishing

The 4000 size in Daiwa LT and Shimano Reels is the weight and size that works for me and has less line management problems than smaller reels
Comment from : Joseph Stricker

I got to c3000s I think it’s the perfect stop is the same weight as 2500s but bit more line in case something big show up My fav is the ahí mano exsence c3000 with the Varivas 8 PE #1 paired with a bull bay sniper MH 7f For me best most balance combo
Comment from : Hugo Lopez

I’d like to see some reviews or comparisons of sealed reels for the surf
Comment from : Noreasta

I started with 4000's just as you said I went down to 2500 and 3000's and find I have stuck on 3000's - they are very close in weight to a 2500 and carry more of the same size (10lb braid) line I do have a 1000 on a light 6' rod and it is a blast for trout All Shimano
Comment from : L Nomolas

Ive heard the argument that reel sizes (eg, 1000, 2500, etc) are not possible within the industry, or even within a company, because different materials and shapes are used for each reel model If that's the case, they need to come up with a more exact number to standardize it (eg, 2600, 3700, 4300)
Comment from : Nick T

big reels are for mono, small reels perform great with braid
Comment from : Carthaginois

I was wondering what happen to this channel good to see there's new video, I just got back into fishing just bought 3 reel shimano sedona 4000xg, abu garcia sx5000 and kastking centron 3000, can you do a rod review from budget to expensive for bottom and lure fishing? anyway I catch mostly mekong catfish, giant snakehead, mangrove jack this is the usual fish in my country
Comment from : RushDark

What do you guys think of the certate 4000 for snook and tarpon on the beach?
Comment from : Geo P

Great video Lots of solid information on a really important topic Thank you
Comment from : Linksharkaiden

Love the high speed Fuego's, got 2 2500's Gonna order a bgmq series with a new slot machine when they become availablejust to experience the difference
Comment from : Doug Doty

I bought two Fuego 2500's from you guys about a year-and-a-half ago right after relocating to Crystal River in Central Florida Caught some fish way bigger than I thought it would handle! I combined it with the suggested TFO 7-0 rod and I expect to be using the setup for quite some time Love this reel! Thanks guys!
Comment from : Cory Holbrook

Is there anyway your company get euro model Daiwa reels? I want a red color reel for my red shimano terez rod Daiwa bg rr lt looking for a 4k or 5k model size
Comment from : Tamalpias

I use 2500-6k for inshore
Comment from : Florida dink master

I picked up a Daiwa BG 4500 after watching one of your videos - it is a workhorse easily matching other 6000 size reels I have a BG 2500 size but honestly I think it would underperform to a BG 4000 for example on a Skyway Pier situation, because of line weight and spool capacity
Comment from : ChickenDlABLO

What you say makes sense It does come down to the target species and location Fishing the VA/NC coast, a 4000 size reel is the staple
Comment from : Auggy boy

Thanks for the info I have been downsizing my reels over the passed couple of years More fun catching on smaller gear
Comment from : Harry Chisholm

I love the Daiwa saltist back bay 3000, haven’t seen you guys do a review on that yet
Comment from : Salty Lawaia

What size reel for sharks
Comment from : Si The fishing Guy

Thoughts on VanStahl vr50 or vr75??
Comment from : Michael Hornung

I picked up three Fuego 2500DXH and one 3000 based on previous Salt Strong reviews and couldn’t be happier I’ve caught everything from Bluegills to big Redfish on them A huge bonus is they hold up well to salt water They are the best overall value available
Comment from : georgia bowhunter

No teeth- ZebcobrA couple teeth- Abu GarciabrMore teeth than not- PennbrMissing a couple here and there- DaiwabrFull set of chompers- Shimano
Comment from : Errol Wilcox

I fish the open surf so I normally go a minimum of a 4000 size penn with 20lbs braid Just wanna prepare for anything
Comment from : KingdomMan

3k-4k, from a yellowtail to a 100lb turpin
Comment from : FAME 009

I have been guilty of being a 4000 size reel man I've taken your previous advice and went down to 3000, but 2500 is just to light for me I might go after crappie with that
Comment from : Truth Serum