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Marley420
Posted 10/7/2016 4:30 PM (#832596)
Subject: Abu Garica Reel Question




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Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs
I am currently trying to put together a dedicated jerkbait/topwater rod and reel combo. I already have selected my rod, Tackle Industries 7'6 XH. Can I get away with using the Abu Garica Revo Toro S as the reel? Or should I look at the beast, rocket or winch? Thanks
MOJOcandy101
Posted 10/7/2016 4:38 PM (#832598 - in reply to #832596)
Subject: Re: Abu Garica Reel Question





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Location: Alex or Alek?
I prefer a higher speed/higher line pickup when throwing a jerkbait and wtd topwaters. I use my NACL 60 HS for those and use my S for blades.
upnortdave
Posted 10/7/2016 4:48 PM (#832600 - in reply to #832598)
Subject: Re: Abu Garica Reel Question




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Location: mercer wi
I've used my s for everything. I have one on my jerkbait rod and my everything rod. Works awesome. And since jerkbait are low resistance, if you need to pickup line fast just reel faster. Just my 2 cents. Save your money and buy more baits
ARmuskyaddict
Posted 10/7/2016 5:38 PM (#832602 - in reply to #832596)
Subject: Re: Abu Garica Reel Question





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^^^ This, but depends on your style of fishing. I work jerkbaits and WTD topwaters just fine with 30 ipt. 29 ipt with the Toro S 60 should be fine.
14ledo81
Posted 10/7/2016 6:02 PM (#832603 - in reply to #832596)
Subject: Re: Abu Garica Reel Question





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Location: Ashland WI
I actually like my old Calcutta 400 for wtd. I can get a good cadence with it. One snap for every reel turn. I have tried with higher speed reels but they are to fast for me to get the rhythm I like going.
Cedar
Posted 10/7/2016 6:23 PM (#832605 - in reply to #832596)
Subject: RE: Abu Garica Reel Question




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Location: Western U.P.
Revo Toro S60 works fine for larger jerbaits and/or topwaters.
Mdamp104
Posted 10/7/2016 6:42 PM (#832607 - in reply to #832596)
Subject: Re: Abu Garica Reel Question





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Location: Shawano, Wi
Get the beast you won't be disappointed best reel I have besides my tranx
FlyPiker
Posted 10/8/2016 3:24 PM (#832659 - in reply to #832603)
Subject: Re: Abu Garica Reel Question




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14ledo81 - 10/7/2016 6:02 PM

I actually like my old Calcutta 400 for wtd. I can get a good cadence with it. One snap for every reel turn. I have tried with higher speed reels but they are to fast for me to get the rhythm I like going.


I agree, plus sometimes having a little slack in the line gives the gliding lures a little different action.
25homes
Posted 10/12/2016 7:52 AM (#833086 - in reply to #832596)
Subject: Re: Abu Garica Reel Question





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are you guys talking the abu ambassedor S reel? I just ordered one of them for a second reel. I do use the Revo Winch on my smaller 7' rod for top water. Only thing I dont like about the winch I cant get the casting distance I can from the big game reels because of lack of spool capacity but still works well..
sworrall
Posted 10/12/2016 10:16 AM (#833107 - in reply to #832596)
Subject: Re: Abu Garica Reel Question





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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
S 60 will do a great job.
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