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Hey guys. I have found that the tatula can be found for about $100 and the type r being about $150. You can also buy a tatula Hd for $200. I am really just looking at the tatula and tatula hd. But we can throw in the type r too. Is it really worth the extra $100 for the new hd? Not sure what all of the features do so if someone could explain that'd be great.

Is the type r worth the extra $50 or is the tatula hd worth the extra $100? I really want a tatula but I'm not sure which one to get. I've be using a lot of spinnerbaits, chatterbaits, topwater frogs, and worms. So that's what I basically use. I will most likely use mono or half mono, half braid as a leader. It will be paired with a *** *** black or duckett ghost. Thanks in advance.

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If you're not fishing saltwater, the HD has more line capacity than you'd ever need. If you look around, you can find the Type R for $130-$135 very easily. It's a great reel at that price. I like the upgrades on it better than the regular Tatula.

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Like Tywithay said, the Type R can be found a little lower than $150. I think it is worth the extra money over the regular Tatula, especially if you are interested in a higher gear ratio.

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My opinion is that the Tatula is the best deal. When on the water, I do not notice any differance vs the Type R.

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You can get a good deal from Valley Sports, site sponsor.

Tatula R100HS or HSL are high speed 8.1:1 the best reason for choosing the type R, plus lighter weight spool, bearing up grade, lighter reel weight 7.6 oz vs 8 oz and better cosmetics. The price difference is close to $35.

The standard Tatula come in high speed 7.3:1 and other ratios, so does the type R.

Give Ron a call.

Tom

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My opinion is that the Tatula is the best deal. When on the water, I do not notice any differance vs the Type R.

Neither did TackleTour.

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