Which "SV" is for me.

[TX-Deluxe]

8 hours ago, LowRange said:

If you would like to skip 1/8 oz and under look into the Ray's Studio DIY spools.  They're Air Brake spools like the SV but are lighter, shallower and have a thinner inductor to brake less hard with light weight baits.  They're on Aliexpress but can be found on Ebay at a higher price.  

Explain more buddy

[TX-Deluxe]

BFS? 

[TX-Deluxe]

Just now, LowRange said:

'Bait finesse system' Baitcasting gear made for light finesse presentations.  Often sub 1/4 ounce and even sub 1/8 into UL territory.  

thanks

[Yudo1]

These "diy" spools from ray's studio are the real deal.  They transform any reel into a bfs machine.  I have one in my pixy and it makes it even better and they are pretty inexpensive compared stuff from japan.

[Fishin Dad]

Anyone have any more experience with the SV reels now that winter is finally over.   Going to buy this week.   Too many options for my first Daiwa reel.  Thanks

[QUAKEnSHAKE]

On 4/2/2017 at 7:43 PM, Fishin Dad said:

What do the 103 or 105 offer that the Tatula does not have?   The hype with Tatula (and the Daiwa quality I have discovered and most of their reels) is what got me thinking of getting one of these.  I am totally up for getting any of them, just curious.  Thanks again!  

They are made in different countries. The Tatulas are made in Thailand the SV105 &103 are made in Japan. 

[Basseditor]

Too much info to absorb it all in one read thru. Thanks guys. 

 

I bought Tat SV at Bassmaster Classic, but haven't  used it much yet. Need to get to the dock-filled lakes soon.