Daiwa® Saltist® Lever Drag Two-Speed Conventional Casting Reels

   

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STTLD20-2SPD

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6.3:1/3.1:1

Line Capacity: 12/420
Braid Capacity: 40/260
Ball Bearings: 6
Max Drag: 22 Lbs.
Recovery: 36.6"/18.0"
Reel Weight (oz): 15
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STTLD30-2SPD

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6.3:1/3.1:1

Line Capacity: 14/490
Braid Capacity: 40/380
Ball Bearings: 6
Max Drag: 22 Lbs.
Recovery: 36.6"/18.0"
Reel Weight (oz): 15
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STTLD35-2SPD

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6.3:1/3.1:1

Line Capacity: 20/300
Braid Capacity: 40/600
Ball Bearings: 6
Max Drag: 26 Lbs.
Recovery: 46.9"/23.1"
Reel Weight (oz): 22
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STTLD40-2SPD

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6.3:1/3.1:1

Line Capacity: 25/400
Braid Capacity: 40/660
Ball Bearings: 6
Max Drag: 26 Lbs.
Recovery: 46.9"/23.1"
Reel Weight (oz): 22
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STTLD50-2SPD

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6.3:1/3.1:1

Line Capacity: 30/350
Braid Capacity: 40/840
Ball Bearings: 6
Max Drag: 26 Lbs.
Recovery: 46.9"/23.1"
Reel Weight (oz): 23
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  • Designed for absolute reliability
  • Fast one-touch gear shift
  • 6 CRBB™ corrosion resistant ball bearings
  • Precision stainless steel gears, helical-cut for smooth, powerful winding
  • Ultimate Tournament carbon drag (UTD)
  • Offset power handle with speed knob
  • Solid, 1-piece aluminum frame and left sideplate
  • Precision ratchet Anti-Reverse
  • Machined-aluminum spool

From tuna to billfish and more, Daiwa's Saltist Lever Drag Two-Speed Conventional Casting Reels are designed for absolute reliability. Spool with mono or braid, there isn't much Saltist Reels can't handle. Features include a one-piece aluminum frame and sideplate, precision helical-cut stainless steel gears, six CRBB corrosion-resistant ball bearings, machined-aluminum spool, Ultimate Tournament carbon drag, Infinite Spin™ freespool, and offset power handle with speed knob. The Saltist compact, smooth-casting design offers the ability to toss live bait or artificial lures with ease.

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Rated 4.4 out of 5 by 7 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Diawia 2 speed reel This is an outstanding reel! I usually don't catch real big fish, Maybe 20 or 25 lbs at the biggest. However this reel makes it easy to reel those puppies up. 1 push of the button and you're in low gear. I love this reel. Unbelievably easy to use! It seems to be very sturdy, I've used it about 9 or 10 times and it performs flawlessly! May 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Best little 2 speed I own! I bought the Daiwa 35 2spd for my 30# outft for fishing offshore. I was not dissappointed, basically 65# braid and a short 30# flouro topshot for baitfishing. Casts very well, shifting, when I had to which wasn't veryoften was very smooth. Gearing is very strong and well siuted for the fishing I do. I recently took it on a longer trip than I normally do, 7 days. They were suggesting that we use 40# minium line so I switched out the topshot hoping the little reel would stand up to the larger fish. I was not dissappointed catching tuna 40#+! Shifting was very smooth, and low gear was perfect for the bigger tuna and yellowtail that we caught! The little Daiwa held up very well with drags performing flawlessly after multiple fish! If you're looking for a small reel that can stand up to big fish, I highly recommend theDaiwa Saltist 2speed reels! September 7, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Great reel for jigging I bought the STTLD50-2SPD and put it on a Trevala rod for jigging grouper and amberjack. What a beast of a reel. I have no problems winching up big groupers from 200' - 250' and caught many amberjacks in the 50 to 75 lb range. It's never missed a beat. Now I did have to upgrade the rod, the Trevala was just outmatched by the pressure of the big fish and the reel. The XXX heavy Terez is the ticket. I should also mention that I have it spooled up with 100 lb Power Pro. And the setup is so light it's amazing. Use it all day and not get tired. It sounds like the gentleman from Canada may have had the spool locked down too tight. I was so impressed that I bought my brother one for his 50th birthday. August 11, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by The Best Reel Ever Daiwa® Saltist® Lever Drag Two-Speed 20 I bought this reel and put 60 pound spectra with a top shot of black water 40lb and had the day of my life in San Diego. I caught three Blue Fin Tuna all about 60lb a piece. I also caught yellow tail the bigest ranging about 35-30L:B. So that guy thats talking bad about Daiwa, I think you just may have gotten a bad reel. I love this reel! December 2, 2011
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for striper or big cat fish
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If you need to muscle in the big fish then this reel is the one!
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STTLD35-2SPD or STTLD40-2SPD

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Which one would you go with?
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The narrower STTLD35 would be my choice
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Which reel would you prefer?
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If line capacity is not an issue, my Choice would be the smaller, lighter STTLD40-2spd.
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Reel width?

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How wide is the reel? Looking to use this reel for throwing surface irons here on the West coast and was wondering if this reel is wide enough to cause wobbling while retrieving.
1 year, 11 months ago
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 - San Diego, Ca
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Although I bought mine for bait, the STTLD35 is perfect for thowing jigs, its narrow enough to level quickly and easy to cast..
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 - Temecula, CA
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Is there a spool control

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How does the spool control work on this reel? I called Daiwa and they said there is no spool control.

The description says it has an anti reverse rachet system. Where is that? Is that a spool control?

Any help will be appreciated.
2 years, 10 months ago
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 - California
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An anti-reverse ratchet system is an anti-reverse system that is generally stronger than a one way roller bearing. It is not a cast control system.
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 - Warren, PA
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Just going by my experience and not measurement......I've broken 30lb test when fishing for tuna. I assume you can get that much drag out of it.
I don't recommend it. At that setting you loose the "free-spool" capability for long casts.
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 - Yosemite, CA
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Daiwa says it is much less:
4.7 :1 High / 1.7 : 1 Low
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my mistake i was looking at the trolling vrsion of the 2-speed reel, the gear ratio is as shown by BSP
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 - Hartsville, SC now in Greece
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