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Daiwa® Accudepth® Plus Line Counter Reels
The economical choice for precision trolling with downriggers, boards, diving planers, or flat lines, now with Power Mesh® drive and machine-cut brass gears for greater power efficiency. An oil-retaining bushing keeps internals functioning at their peak. Built on a 1-piece composite frame with machined-aluminum spool and strong levelwind system. Mechanical counter; smooth six-disc drag.
- Reel Weight (oz.) - 12.9
The economical choice for precision trolling with downriggers, boards, diving planers, or flat lines, now with Power Mesh® drive and machine-cut brass gears for greater power efficiency. An oil-retaining bushing keeps internals functioning at their peak. Built on a 1-piece composite frame with machined-aluminum spool and strong levelwind system. Mechanical counter; smooth six-disc drag.
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The reels are great for trolling. The ADP27LCW is wider i believe. Best way to find out for sure what you want is to go to bass pro or somewhere to compare them side by side.
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The ADP27LCW has a special Walleye paddle-handle.Answers
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I Troll for walleye in Lake Erie east of Cleveland, out of Fairport Harbor, OH. You can try a number of things such as downriggers, dipseys, jetdivers, and planar boards. We use 8 foot Shimano rods, with daiwa accudepths. We use 15 lbs. fireline with a 15 lbs fluorocarbon leader with down rigger and planar boards. 20 pound fireline for the dipseys.Images for this Answer
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Trolling for walleye you want a flexible rod with a sensitive tip. Line counters are a huge plus but not absolutely necessary. I prefer a 7' ML rod with a daiwa 17 accudepth reel matched with 10-12 lb. line.Details:
How much 12lb lead line ( or how many colors ) does the ADP57LC reel hold - the diameter is not shown on the lable of the line.Answers
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You can put a total of 360 yards of 25Lb line total. You could estimate and put it one the reel to the point where it looks like you'll have enough, but not overload the reel.Images for this Answer
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Yes - LoudA:
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Yes and its almost annoyingly loud haha :)
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Yes. There is a fish alert that can be turned on that makes the line click when line is being pulled from the reel. This is very helpful when trolling.A:
Yes, nice and loudA:
Absolutely.
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Yes, a very loud clicker.
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Yes. The switch to turn the clicker on and off is on the left side of the reel.Images for this Answer
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Yes. It is easily heard. You can turn it on and off.1 of 1
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