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Anyone tried V-SYSTEM |
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Just wondering has anyone tried using the okuma v-system for any type of fish
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Join Date: Jun 2008
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I was going to say the same thing. A friend used his 65 this season for tuna to 30kg with out to much problem but he also said a 80 would have been better. |
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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We've sold quite a few to CA where they use the V80a for jigging. The price piont of the V is about $30 less then the similar sized Cabo. Both are quality reels that will get the job done.
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 191
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take the spool off the vsystem and look at the diameter of the main piston. it scared me to death. i had a salina and it had great drag(felt)but the bail arm warped from sunlight exposure or something. i am sceptical of the vsystem stuff.
i love my cabos, and i beat the piss out of them. still working well |
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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I took a look at the OKuma V system today at Fisherman's Outfitters in MA. The salesperson owned one, a smaller one and liked it a lot. He said it had an excellent drag and took one apart for me. We cranked one down and compared it to a spheros and it felt like it had a lot more drag. I was impressed with the real, but I haven't fished it to really know. That is the only Okuma reel the store sells. They focus on quality offshore gear and the V system spinners are the only Okuma reel they carry. I think that's a pretty good endorsement for it.
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