<h1>Working the Reels</h1>
This article provides information on a number of Shimano fishing reels available in the market today. Having some knowledge on the primary or common reels would aid in your fishing reel selection and decision making.
The Shimano fishing reels are known for their durability and ease of use. There are so many reel models manufactured by Shimano that this article won’t be able to cover. So, here are just a few of the common model reels used by anglers and enthusiasts.
The Shimano fishing reels known for its lightweight pole are the Shimano Cumara. They may be extremely lightweight compared to other fishing reels, but its durability hasn’t been compromised. In spite of the reel’s weight, it still is fast, accurate, and flexible.
Reasonably
priced magnesium fishing reels from Shimano are the Shimano Stradic MgFA. Similar
to the Cumara, it’s lightweight, but
still durable. These reels can even be used in saltwater fishing since there is
a protective coating that resists rust.
The American
Sportfishing Association awarded the Shimano
Stradic 3000FI reel as the Best In Category. They have the lightest weight,
and are best for fishing in small creeks or even in lakes.
The Shimano TLD 25 reel is an award winner conventional
fishing reel that is has a lightweight lever drag made of graphite. A TLD reel is your choice if you are
looking for the best reel around.
The Shimano Calcutta 100B reel is known for its versatility and is perfect for bait-casting.
The Shimano Torium 14 reel is a conventional reel that is great for onshore, offshore, and bottom sea fishing with live or natural baits.