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Description
Daiwa Tatula CT Baitcast Reel
In tournament fishing, every second counts. Just one small feature of the Daiwa® Tatula® CT Baitcast Reel can buy you a good number of extra casts in a day's time. This compact, versatile reel comes in 4 speeds, from an 8.1:1 Xtra Hyper Speed retrieve to a 5.5:1 Power model, and each version is color-coded for instant identification. Keep your rigs on your casting deck, and you can change retrieve speed or tactics on the fly! But the real story behind the Tatula CT involves its palmability, strength, and superior castability. This reel is built on a rugged, compact 1-piece aluminum frame that firmly anchors its massive gearing. It fits easily in the hand, is smooth and sensitive, and with its Air Rotation spool and innovative T-Wing levelwind system, delivers unhindered line flow at reduced angles for the absolute maximum in casting distance and accuracy. 8-bearing (7+1) system with instant anti-reverse; Daiwa Magforce®-Z cast control; Ultimate Tournament Carbon Drag (UTD) with up to 13.2 lbs. max drag power; 90mm Swept Handle with weight-reducing cutouts, Soft Touch knobs, and anodized, color-coded ID plate.
Compact, versatile reel in 4 retrieve speeds
Versiona are color-coded for instant identification
Superior palmability, strength, and castability
Compact 1-piece aluminum frame
Tightly anchored massive gearing
Easy-turning Air Rotation spool
T-Wing levelwind system for long, accurate casts
8-bearing (7+1) system with instant anti-reverse
Magforce-Z cast control
UTD carbon drag; up to 13.2 lbs. drag power
90mm Swept Handle with Soft Touch knobs
Anodized, color-coded ID plate
Web ID: 168574
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Tim22541020 from
Excellent reelI have 2 of these already. I have the 6.3:1 and the 7.3:1. You can cast all day. Plenty enough power to pull em out of the weeds. I have the left handed retrieve. And I’m about to buy my third one. I like it better than my Shimano DC and my Johnny Morris, LEWS reels.
Date published: 2019-11-13
Rated 5 out of
5 by
CarbineKid from
daiwa tatulatook this out fishing for the first time and it cast smooth as glass once you get it adjusted to your lure weight you are casting ! love it
Date published: 2019-08-05
Rated 5 out of
5 by
DaveyB57 from
Diawa ReelsThis is an excellent reel. I have the Tatula and the Megaforce. The Tatula is smoother and has a better drag. The Megaforce is also an excellent reel, You can't go wrong with either.
Date published: 2019-07-29
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Snrn from
Glad I tried them!Started using it last year, have almost switched all my reels to these
Date published: 2019-07-01
Rated 5 out of
5 by
DJW1983 from
Buy more than 1I absolutely love the Tatula CT. I own 4 now. They are very well built and will cast a country mile. Plus they are nearly impossible to backlash
Date published: 2019-06-08
Rated 4 out of
5 by
jesseH from
Strong ReelI purchased this year about a year ago now. my honest review: its's a strong sturdy working machine. here and there makes funny noises when casting but still casts beautifully. Good reel!
Date published: 2019-04-29
Rated 1 out of
5 by
kobriger from
The reel is great, other than defect, c/s is junkCustomer service is a pretty big deal for me. I take that in account for a lot more than just one product. If you happen to be a fisherman or women, I suggest staying clear of Daiwa. Although their products seem to be high quality great in some scenarios, their customer service is extremely low quality. I purchased a reel at the end of the year and did not get to use it until the ponds thawed out here in Iowa. Of course it is still under warranty. Brand new reel that the bearings squeel and the handle paddle does not spin freely. An obvious defect. You would think that they would be jumping through hoops trying to make this right but instead they want me to pay shipping and said they might have to charge for servicing as well. Give me a break. How can Daiwa expect for me, the customer with multiple reels from them, to have to pay more for their mistakes.
Date published: 2019-03-25
Rated 3 out of
5 by
Msack from
OK but needs.to.be smoothed outI had it for.about 8.months. I functions and casts well. The only problem I have with it.is it is.not.smooth at all. You can feel.the gears cranking. I've oiled and clean but I guess.this is just how the reel is. My cuarado and rocket are miles ahead smoother and more.pleasant to use. I wouldn't buy another nor.would i.suggest anybody else. Too many better reels for.the money out there.
Will this reel be heavy enough for pike and musky fishing?
Asked by: Hammerhead Ted
Baitcast reels should be dependable and tough, with a silky-smooth drag. A gear ratio of 6.3:1 or 7.0:1 is most definitely preferred, as this will allow you to burn bucktails or spinnerbaits back to the boat in an effortless manner. https://1source.basspro.com/news-tips/pike/5355/how-catch-pike-northern-pike-fishing
The Daiwa Tatula CT Baitcast Reel would be a good option for pike and muskie fishing.
Answered by: BPSResource7
Date published: 2019-08-30
What's the difference of all of the Tatula baitcasters?
Asked by: Tomsoutdoors
Thank you for your question! The difference in these reels is in the gear ratio and recovery.
Answered by: BPSResource19
Date published: 2019-02-06
Is this reel similiar in size to a corado 200
Asked by: Nsailor
this reel is rated for 14 lb test. I have 7.3:1
i used lighter line and have much trouble with the reel casting, i think
I put 8 lb mono on it, would this make a big difference in the castability and
backlashes??
thanks much, Mark
Asked by: Markwink
Yes... Match the reel to the rod and line and weight of bait. Use heavier bait with 8lb mono or use a more flexible rod to develop whip and momentum in order to cast lighter lures.
Answered by: LazyLightning
Date published: 2018-07-06
What is the min/max pound line this will hold?
Asked by: Slick688
Per the manufacturer website: MONO: 14/120, 16/100
Answered by: BPSResource19
Date published: 2018-03-01
What's the gear ratio
Asked by: Philip
Depending on which SKU # you choose. This reel is available in 6.3:1, 7.3:1 or 8.3:1 gear ratio.
Answered by: BPSResource5
Date published: 2019-09-05
What is the durability of this reel like
Asked by: Randazzo543
Is this a bass pro brand
Asked by: Fisherman12142003
No Daiwa isn't a Bass Pro brand. It is a brand based in Japan
