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Shimano® Saragosa® Offshore Spinning Reels
Shimano® Saragosa® Offshore Spinning Reels feature Paladin® gear durability enhancement, propulsion line management system, S A-RB® shielded ball bearings, high-speed retrieves, stopperless design (no anti-reverse switch) aluminum frame, graphite rotor, Power Roller® III line roller, Super Stopper II Anti-Reverse, Aerowave® oscillation (3000–8000 models), Aero Wrap® oscillation (14000–18000 models). Tackle the toughest species and conditions with elegance and power. Up to 44 pounds of drag to stop even the meanest offshore fish.
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Shimano® Saragosa® Offshore Spinning Reels feature Paladin® gear durability enhancement, propulsion line management system, S A-RB® shielded ball bearings, high-speed retrieves, stopperless design (no anti-reverse switch) aluminum frame, graphite rotor, Power Roller® III line roller, Super Stopper II Anti-Reverse, Aerowave® oscillation (3000–8000 models), Aero Wrap® oscillation (14000–18000 models). Tackle the toughest species and conditions with elegance and power. Up to 44 pounds of drag to stop even the meanest offshore fish.
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I fish at gulf and about to get me a reel since I am sick of using old reels on fishing trips. I hear different suggestions on "how much drag I would need" to catch grouper, Aj or red snappers. I am seriously interested in Shimano SRG18000F which max drag is 44lb. Do I need to look into Fin Nor for more drag or should I stick to Shimano? I got my hands on to compare and Shimano seems much smoother. SOme say I ned about 60 lb of drag on my reel to be able to get larger groupers from the bottom. I am open to any suggestions. thank you.
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Can Saragosa 8000 / 14000 be used for GT popping?Do the drag washers of the Saragosa need to be changed to "Carbontex"?
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Did you call Shimano? You should be able to order it as a spare/replacement part.Details:
want to go with the 6000 and put on 30lb. braid.Answers
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I put 50lb power pro on my 6000, just happened to have a spool. I use 12lb mono for backing under the power pro. Casts and retrieves very well.
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40 or 50 would be even better.A:
I use a 6000 loaded with 35lb Rapala dynabraid for Zander and Wels Catfish. The combination works really well and the clutch is creamy smooth, great for the confidence when using lighter leaders on the big Cats.Images for this Answer
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Which one is better reel for shallow water (salt) the Shimano Saragosa or the Shimano Sustain FE?
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I’m looking for a reel that I don’t have to be maintaining frequently. Necessary to have a salt water resistant body and an inside free corrosion mechanism. To make simple, I want to invest a in a reel that will last long. Hellp me to decide. What about the slammer from Penn?Answers
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Saragosa 4000 all the wayA:
Had the same question and kept going back and forth on it but contacted a rep w/ shimano - his recommendation and i went with the saragosa 4000 - couldn't be happier. This reel is probably as close to a stella as you will get.1 of 1
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