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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Chula Vista
Posts: 1,589
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Those 3 reels would all work. The trini 40 is maybe bigger than you'd need. The 16 or 20 size might be better. If you are on a tighter budget go with the Newell. I have an ancient Newell 338 that works well enough but it's drags and cranking power are not comparable to the trinin or the tori. Mike
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Lakewood, California
Posts: 46
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All three reels would do the trick, but personally, I would lean towards the Shimanos. I throw iron with a Torium 30.
The Trinidad 40 has a 4.9:1 gear ratio, so you will have to crank a bit faster for the retrieve, but your shoulder will thank you for the extra torque when you hook a bruiser yellow. All Torium reels have a 6.2:1 ratio, which translates to a faster retrieve, but more of an ass kicking with a big fish. Price-wise, you can get a Torium 20 for 189, and the 30 for 199. Trinidads will run you several hundred new. The Newell 338 retails for 159 on charkbait and comes with a 5:1 gear ratio or for 5 bucks more, a lower, 3.6:1 ratio. Hope this helps Cody ![]() |
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