Shimano® Triton Graphite Levelwinds Reels
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- Quick 4.3:1 gear ratio
- Ball bearing drive
- Titanium drag system
- 1-pc. graphite titanium construction
Downrigging has its own special demands, and Shimano's Triton Levelwind Reel surpasses them. The Triton's quick 4.3:1 gear ratio allows you to clear lines quicker, keep up with speeding fish easier, and work lures better. Additional features include: ball bearing drive, titanium drag system and strong, lightweight, 1-piece, graphite titanium construction. Non-corrosive stainless steel main and pinion gears.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by pastataco great
still in the box till next weekend, but i have used one several times and loved it, pulled in a 41 inch redfish at san luis pass with out any problems
March 24, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by InletFrankie Great Reel
I have used Shimano reels both spinning and conventional for years and have always been very satisfied with them. These reels seem to be as good as any I have used before. I wanted a light weight rod and reel setup. I wanted a conventional reel, that is of good quality, light weight, sturdy and reliable, and priced right. I use these reels to troll inshore for bluefish and Spanish Mackrel, and they work just fine.
October 12, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by djking best reel
I had bought this reel on a recommendation by a friend and I haven't been disappointed yet it cast great and it is very smooth i would recommend this reel to anyone who needs a Strong ,light ,dependable reel for a good price
July 26, 2010
Rated 2 out of 5Â by Cruzan Hmmmm
I have owned SEVERAL Shimano Reels. and totally satisfied with the rest of their products. ie TLD series, Bait runners. Charter Specials.
It will serve to catch flounders and Trout, but it's too noisy for my preferences.
July 5, 2010
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Would 100 yds of 18# LEADCORE line fit better on the tr100 or tr200?
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is this a good reel for beginners like me learning to cast and can you compare it to a tld
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If you are a biginner I would not use this reel to start out with, get one with a narrow spool for casting.
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You're going to have to start somewhere. Read about adjusting the spool and star drag for casting and it will lessen your frustration. I'm happy with its casting performance. From my seated position in my kayak I can cast 80-90' depending on the weight of what I'm casting.
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Personally I wouldn't blow this much money on just a reel if I was learning. I would spend the money on a smaller bait caster reel combo and learn from there. Principals are the same. Master the basics and then go bigger.A:Â
I have used this reel in international casting compatitions, I didn't win but it was my first time competeing at that level(187 yds) just took out the level winde. there are no bearrings so the spool doesn't get away from you to fast. I also use this reel for plugging all over the south pacific. great for biginers.Details:Â
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I back fill my tr200s with 40 lb mono, because 5-600 yards of braid can get expensive. I usually fill my spools about half way, and still have no problem getting 300 yards of power pro 65lb on.A:Â
Depending on the poundage on the braided line. I Know 100lb test for Power Pro is equivalent to 20lb test mono line.
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some models have left handed versions...just not this model apparently and many of the (same class conventional) reels bassproshop sells have left handed models and bassproshop doesn't offer them on their website for some reasonAnswers
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Shimano is a Japanese company and these are made in Japan. And yes, Shimano has a great warrenty program.1 of 1
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