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Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2016
Location: San Diego, CA
Posts: 811
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With that gear, you are ready to haul in 100# bft
![]() ![]() THe MXJ doesn't make enough drag to really fish 40#. It only does somethig like 9# max at strike. It is more of a 20-30# reel for people on boats who need line capacity at lighter line classes, whereas we can get away with itty bitty teeny tiny reels on kayaks. Fish it with 30# and set it to ~8# drag at strike, then you can give it a little more if you need it. Some smart person on this forum snaps his sabiki to the ring on his ringed circle hook (use ringed hooks or learn to tie a kreh loop, btw) on his flyline rig, which is pretty darn clever. Just snap the sabiki off when the bait tank is full, et voila. |
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Junior
Join Date: Jun 2020
Location: Marin County, CA
Posts: 11
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As for the price of the reel. Yes, it’s an older model but I know what I have possession of. I’m lucky that a good friend of mine is a 6-pack captain and he gave me this reel on a permanent loan. ![]() Nonetheless, I always leash my rods and put floaters on them too! Can never be too sure! |
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