I th0ught my new Stradic was a step up from my old Cardinal 54 and Cardinal 44. Now that the gears and bearingS are worn out and they have no parts I know I was wrong. If Shimano put poor...
Reviewed by: Greenshank on 2010-08-27 | Rating:
SHIMANO STL4000F Having purchased this reel[first generation
stella] approx. 7yrs ago I thought I was purchasing a reel that
would last a good many yrs.As it turns out the $479 reel...
Reviewed by: joseph Petrillo on 2009-07-23 | Rating:
I own a 1000 size and it works great, super smooth, nice feel.
Reviewed by: KogaHead on 2009-07-02 | Rating:
The new rear drag Symetre has great potential as it is packed with features & improvements over the RI model.
However, the push-button quick change feature for the spool assembly, is not...
Reviewed by: Bob Coburn on 2009-03-27 | Rating:
The Sedona is great as a beginner's reel. You get a lot of value for a quality reel. It will handle quality fish in a way that will surprise you (halibut, small sharks, corbina, croakers). You will...
Reviewed by: Charlie on 2008-11-03 | Rating:
I have had this reel for 2 Salmon seasons. After the second salmon season the reel began to bind upon retrieving my lure. The reel is still smooth as smooth can be when there is no line pressure....
Reviewed by: Big AL on 2008-09-21 | Rating:
This is a great reel for 75 bucks. The best ive fised anyway. It is extremley smooth and powerful. Definitley going to by sevral more for finesse fishing. Matter a fact Im not gonna by another...
Reviewed by: happybasser on 2008-09-16 | Rating:
An awesome reel at an awesome price. It just looks nice, it feels solid and works very smooth. U can get it for 40 bucks on sale and i dont think it cant be beat. Feels like a real quality reel in...
Reviewed by: budbundy on 2008-08-28 | Rating:
I bought a stradic 3000 for finesse fishing (spotted bass,large mouth bass) with a shaky head set-up. I have several other spinning rigs but I decided to buy a stradic because of the good reviews...
Reviewed by: Doug Rice on 2008-07-04 | Rating:
I have used a shimano sustain 6000 for 8yrs, it has thousands of cast's on it fishing for snook and reds, it finally broke i sent it to shimano for repair it came back ready for another 8.
Reviewed by: Ralph on 2008-06-27 | Rating:
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