Fishing Reels Thread, Newell p series, or torium in Fishing Related; newell is a plastic piece of garbage compared to shimano... |
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Feb-25-2008, 08:15 PM
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#121 | | Skipper
Name: scarecrow Vessel: none Location: dana point Job:boatless captain,commercial squid
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newell is a plastic piece of garbage compared to shimano
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Mar-20-2008, 06:12 PM
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#122 | | TEAM EPIC FAIL
Name: Jason Age: 24 Vessel: 27, Seaway, Yank n Crank Location: Yorba Linda (Sucks), Ca Job:Logistics Bio: Love to fish, hunt and ride dirt bikes..
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Originally Posted by dacrow newell is a plastic piece of garbage compared to shimano | Newells are graphite and if you look at a torium it contains a lot of plastic.. In fact the left side is all plastic with a aluminum face plate...
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Mar-20-2008, 08:15 PM
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#123 | | Captain
Name: mark Age: 47 Vessel: triumph 215 cc Location: oak hills ca. Job:construction
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funny ive GRENADED 3 shimano trinis in the last 2 years and NEVER had a problem with a newell besides normal maintenance(drags,bearings)in 30 yrs.all that and at 1/4 the price.by the way greased carbontex smoothies for me.
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Apr-04-2008, 09:05 PM
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#124 | | Registered User
Name: ray Age: 26 Vessel: someday Location: 92154 Job:carpenter
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Originally Posted by dacrow newell is a plastic piece of garbage compared to shimano |
when shitmano makes a product that i dont have to spend top dollar on and still upgrade because it performs like shit then ill buy there product. until then ill use my graphite newells and continue to do well with them. they are great reels and ive never had any problems.
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Apr-23-2008, 02:34 PM
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#125 | | Registered User
Name: Kirk Vessel: 18 cc Location: so cal Job:prototyping
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Newell's. Best bang for your buck!!!!!
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Apr-24-2008, 02:15 PM
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#126 | | Karanx Killer
Name: Phil Vessel: Beached Location: Hawaii Job:Tradesman
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IMO, there is a difference. The aluminum spool is a tad heavier and can follow the iron better than the graphite. Lite graphite spools rely on pull but are very good for not backlashing. But once you compensate (thumb preasure) the spool you just killed your casting distance. I grew up throwing penns for 10 yrs, then Newells. My favorite was the p series 229, 332, 338, 440, and 540. Still have my 540s, 5 of them. But my smaller reels are now shimano Kaikon EVs, TLD stars and speedmasters. I still have my P229 for the small game short shot. Another draw back on graphite spools or any reels are bearings only at the spool shaft ends. Tch tch, tweak tweak. Spool load is now transfered to the shaft. Spin your spools (slow) now and then and check for wobble at the gear side. If you experience a wobble at high speed (casting) it could also be a bad counter weighted spool or uneven line wind. I'll get into counter balancing spools later. Toriums, Kaikons, Trinis, Saltist are all superior reels in the 12 to 30 sizes. Its how much you want to spend. If you need more drag? Saltist has a 5 stack. If a light casting reel is your concern try tld 15/30 or 20/40. I chose the Shimano Ev Kaikon 3000 and 4000, Internally its set up like a Trinidad 20 and 30 but an all graphite one piece frame and sides. Also with the same type of Centrifical brake system( I removed half of them). And the price is the same as the p332.
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Jul-14-2008, 09:21 PM
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#127 | | TunaSlayer
Name: Kyle Vessel: N/A Location: San Diego Job:fish and fish
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well newells suck toriums suck i would go for a avet or diawa
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Nov-12-2008, 10:31 AM
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#128 | | GET BIT
Name: Bobby Gowin Age: 39 Vessel: Q-105...not mine, but I can dream Location: Costa Mesa Job:Glenn's Tackle Shop, owner Bio: 27 years wrapping rods & selling tackle
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SALTIST SALTIST SALTIST...FAR BETTER THAN ANY NEWELL OR TORIUM.IMHO
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Nov-19-2008, 12:23 PM
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#129 | | Registered User
Name: Garrett Age: 19 Vessel: none Location: Henderson, NV Job:Fishing Department, Bass Pro Shop
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i use a shimano torium 30 for my yo yo, with 30-40lb mono with braid backing. by getting a tor 20 you are taking a good chance of getting spooled on a huge homeguard yellowtail. just went on a 1 1/2 day, a guy caught a 45lb yellow with a trinidad 40 with braid to a 40lb topshot and almost got spooled on that!
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Jan-22-2009, 08:21 PM
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#130 | | Registered User
Name: Heva Age: 21 Vessel: 18' Town Car Location: Point Loma Job:fishing Bio: you should really bleed your cudas
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Originally Posted by fish boy 89 just went on a 1 1/2 day, a guy caught a 45lb yellow with a trinidad 40 with braid to a 40lb topshot and almost got spooled on that! | was that guy in a wheelchair or something? fish 50# and heavy drag for yoyo.
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Jan-28-2009, 09:32 PM
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#131 | | TEAM EPIC FAIL
Name: Jason Age: 24 Vessel: 27, Seaway, Yank n Crank Location: Yorba Linda (Sucks), Ca Job:Logistics Bio: Love to fish, hunt and ride dirt bikes..
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Originally Posted by BigHammerKing 50# and heavy drag for yoyo. | Trinidads don't do too well with heavy drag and heavy line... See pic...
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Jan-29-2009, 05:19 PM
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#132 | | Registered User
Name: Heva Age: 21 Vessel: 18' Town Car Location: Point Loma Job:fishing Bio: you should really bleed your cudas
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Originally Posted by YANK N CRANK #2 Trinidads don't do too well with heavy drag and heavy line... See pic... | isn't that an Alan Tani picture? that is funny shit. its all about american reels and american cars. they are strong, heavy, and dependable.
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