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| I want to get into trolling a little bit more this year and want to pick up a couple line counters. Does anyone have any preferences? I would like to stay on the cheaper end with them and also thought it would be nice if i could get away with the smaller sizes so i can use them for walleye a little too. I guess the biggest question is will the drags hold up on the cheaper smaller ones pulling medium sized cranks |
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Location: Warroad, Mn | I've been using the Okuma Convector line counters for a number of years with great success. The drags have held up great! I use the CV-20D which I would think will work for eyes as well. Doug Johnson |
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| Thanks Doug!
Has anyone ever tried the okuma magdas? they are a bit cheaper was wondering if they would hold up |
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Location: Warroad, Mn | Yes, I've used them also and they worked fine. I think the guts (gears, drags) are pretty much the same as the Convectors. Doug Johnson |
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Location: Northern New Jersey | ive seen charter captains use them for striper fishing, i think they should do fine for muskie! |
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Location: lansing, il | Another vote for Okuma Convectors. I use them for Muskies, trolling, jigging and sucker fishing, as well as trolling for Salmon and Walleye. |
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