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Location: Pulaski, WI | I had a good year at the banquets. I have a 400b and a Winch, which would you keep for night fishing? And why? |
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Location: Minneapolis, MN | I would go with the winch. Night fishing is all about slowing down and throwing big baits to me, which I feel the winch excels at. |
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Location: Michigan | Both will work well for night fishing as they have pretty similar gear ratios. I like the Revo series of reels just for the low profile aspect, but the 400b reels are built like tanks so you won't have problems with them either. |
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| I would stick with the 400B as there as already said a TANK I buy tings to last and that would be my choice??
Bill |
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| what other setups do you have? That would help. |
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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160 | I have serviced over 500 Toro reels and I have not seen one gear set wear out.
Both are fine reels one is low profile and the other a round reel. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Thanks PIKEMASTER.
That is why "I heard" rumor and innuendo is not acceptable here. |
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Location: Pulaski, WI | Expect to mainly fish topwaters and big blades slow. Mainly use 400d during day. |
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Location: St. Lawrence River | Topwaters slow + big blades slow = winch for sure. Revo toros are so comfortable in my hand. I fished a couple years with a 400B, now my general purpose reel is a Toro 60HS. I like the toro a lot more. |
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| I sold all my TE's... and got all revos. |
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400b versus Winch?