Ok, here I am. Im gonna have to agree with Hootie, the Lews is smooth, but the Shimano Cronarch will be the proven soldier on the battlefield. I prefer the K.I.S.S. method on everything, and Shimano has proven it works. Also, dont get fooled by drag lbs, the Lews is inaccurate.
You can use either or. If your going to use it in heavy cover, than go ahead and spool it with braid. If not, than fluoro will be fine. I have both type setups with 2 rigs.
The spool, the brakes, the crank shaft bearing, guide, and maybe the drag. The Chronarch E is a totally different horse.Citica is a great reel for intro users, Curado a bit better, and the Chronarch......well, that is sweetness.
I love the Sellus rod, and I also like the Shock rod. I used to use the Shocks primarily, but I feel more comfortable with the Sellus. Plus it looks good with a Shimano reel on it. Seriously, I think the Sellus is better technique specific wise, and sensitivity is a little better.
Might just be the line too. Try this, spray some copious amounts all over the spool the night before and let it soak. Just before you get ready to fish, spray some more on it. See if that helps, if not, get yourself some better line.
The guy I fish with in Fire Fighter tourneys will whip that thing out once in a while to see if it will do any good. So far, Ive caught more fish on a single Gambler EZ than he has fishing 5 baits on this 1 rig. He could be fishing the rig in the same spot, and I will pull the fish before he does. If you ask me, I think it was a waste of $, but thats just my opinion.
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