Daiwa Df100A Giant Spin Reel 3.4:1 1Bb 30Lb/320Yd,black

"value for money

Buena fabricación y muy resistente. Se puede usar para cualquier tipo d pesca. Único detalle es su peso (1 kg)

I bought one of these about 7 years ago, but for some reason I sold it,, probably skint at that time, but a last I replaced it and I'm glad I have,, this is a BIG reel in every way,,absolute quality as you would expect from diawa, finish is perfect and so smooth to use,, I will be using this on the point at Dungeness in winter, night fishing,, I mostly use multipliers but I like to use a fixed spool sometimes and I wanted one that is rugged and reliable,, this one most certainly is, and a joy to use,, large tough reliable reel able to hold a mass of line that can haul in a large fish, "or a big lump of weed" with ease,, highly recommended... 🎣👍👍👍👍👍

Massive. Do not underestimate everyone saying how large this reel is. It is mind-blowingly large for a reel. I wound 150m of 20lb mono then 500m of 85lb braid and could easily add >100m more. If you want a reel that will let you land those large fish that need the line to run and drag to tucker them out then this is easily the best reel you can buy for the price. I'd bet this reel is better for the above than any other reel under $150 (CAD).My only complaint that would lead to a 4.80/5 star review is that the drag adjustment disc/knob is plastic. Maybe if it were aluminum it would bend/break? Not sure. Just everything feels very good on this real except that one knob.People complaining, on forums/reddit/reviews, that the drag is very not-smooth and clunky? This is true-ish. It is definitely not the worst and I found that simply unwinding the drag cover off and a quick toilet paper wipe and spray of new grease on the drag washer keeps the drag insanely smooth considering.Another good reason to buy this reel is its simplicity. Absolutely anyone could take this reel apart and put it back together. Anyone. 9 year old dropped your reel into the surf? Not a problem. He/She could definitely clean rebuild this reel via youtube with absolutely zero experience. My daughters meccano sets are significantly more complicated.If you can afford a high-end conventional reel that features similar drag and line capacity? I'm not sure what you're doing here... but you should probably buy one of these anyway just to hideaway as a spare for a friend or when your reel breaks.

The Daiwa DF100A may not be pretty but for what it lacks in beauty, ball bearings and smoothness, it makes up for it with LINE CAPACITY!!!Simply put, this reel is the cheapest reel you can buy that has the ability to catch large sharks and rays.I bought this reel in 2012 when I was in college and on a budget. My goal was to get the most line capacity and go sharking on vacation without breaking the bank. The Daiwa DF100A paired with a 7’ heavy action rod did not let me down!I slapped 760yards of 50lb braid on it and the drag proved to be more than enough to subdue any fish that picked up my bait.I find people complaining about the reels fit/finish to be asinine, what do you expect for $32?!?I strongly recommend buying a sheet of carbon fiber and upgrading the top and bottom stock felt drags. If you use this reel in saltwater the felt drags will get destroyed. Also, make sure to liberally apply Penn blue grease inside the gear box to mitigate saltwater intrusion. By liberal, I mean literally fill the entire gear box up! It will keep the reel working as it should, especially the anti-reverse.All in all, I love this reel for what it is- The cheapest shark surf reel on the market. Would I buy the reel now? No. I’ve since upgraded my shark rig to the Fin-Nor LT100 paired with a 12’ heavy action Penn Prevail rod. However, the Daiwa DF100A along the my old ugly stick still make the yearly vacation trip and get called to action whenever a family member wants to join in on the fun!Bottom line- If you are on a budget and want to give shark fishing a try, go with this reel!!!

Stripers..strong to fight big fish