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Muskie Fishing -> Lures,Tackle, and Equipment -> Daiwa Ryoga Shrapnel 300
 
Message Subject: Daiwa Ryoga Shrapnel 300
fish4musky1
Posted 4/9/2015 8:43 PM (#764269)
Subject: Daiwa Ryoga Shrapnel 300





Location: Northern Wisconsin
http://www.daiwafishing.com.au/ryoga-shrapnel-c3000h/

Anyone have one or plan on it? Thoughts ?
Chemi
Posted 4/10/2015 8:50 AM (#764297 - in reply to #764269)
Subject: RE: Daiwa Ryoga Shrapnel 300





Looks like 5:1 gearing with a 22-lb drag. Sounds like a well-built reel, but they don't give a bearing count. Also, don't say whether it has a disengaging levelwind. And is "tension clicker" a clicker on the drag adjustment, or is it a "bait clicker"? Wonder what the price point is/will be.
dirtybird
Posted 4/10/2015 10:47 AM (#764321 - in reply to #764297)
Subject: RE: Daiwa Ryoga Shrapnel 300





Posts: 212


Location: Wisconsin
Bearing looks like 12+1 from the link that was attached. Looks like a nice reel if round is your thing.
muskie tamer
Posted 4/10/2015 10:50 AM (#764322 - in reply to #764269)
Subject: Re: Daiwa Ryoga Shrapnel 300





Posts: 411


Location: Waconia,MN
Looks impressive, says it has 12+1 for bearings. It's pretty spendy at almost $500.
LugiAustria
Posted 4/11/2015 10:17 AM (#764462 - in reply to #764269)
Subject: Re: Daiwa Ryoga Shrapnel 300




Posts: 72


The only problem I see with this reel is that it has only a 90mm handle. Dont understand why they dont make a 100 or even a 110mm handle with that tank of a reel.
fish4musky1
Posted 4/11/2015 11:22 AM (#764468 - in reply to #764462)
Subject: Re: Daiwa Ryoga Shrapnel 300





Location: Northern Wisconsin
Will other Daiwa handles fit ?
kjgmh
Posted 4/11/2015 11:41 AM (#764470 - in reply to #764269)
Subject: Re: Daiwa Ryoga Shrapnel 300





Posts: 1088


Location: Hayward, WI
shrap·nel
noun
fragments of a bomb, shell, or other object thrown out by an explosion.
tolle141
Posted 4/11/2015 12:29 PM (#764479 - in reply to #764297)
Subject: RE: Daiwa Ryoga Shrapnel 300





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Chemi - 4/10/2015 8:50 AM

Also, don't say whether it has a disengaging levelwind.


It might not need one if the spool is narrow enough and the levelwind is far enough away from a spool. Non-disengaging/synchronous levelwinds require energy to move. With heavier spools/lures this isn't much of an issue, but it does take energy to move the levelwind.

LugiAustria
Posted 4/11/2015 2:19 PM (#764487 - in reply to #764269)
Subject: Re: Daiwa Ryoga Shrapnel 300




Posts: 72


I think it will have a synchronized levelwind, just like the bay jigging has. Also has the same casting brake system as the bay jigging.
Toporanger
Posted 4/11/2015 7:55 PM (#764500 - in reply to #764487)
Subject: Re: Daiwa Ryoga Shrapnel 300




Posts: 46


This reel was designed for ripping 20+lb snakeheads out of lily pads. Im sure it will be tough enough for muskie. They say its tuned for throwing plastic frogs and lighter baits, not sure what that would mean if one tried to use it for "normal" muskie baits. This reel is the replacement for this http://www.japantackle.com/Daiwa/Daiwa_BlackSheep.htm

so maybe some research on the previous reel would shed some light on its muskie worthiness
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