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I’m going to be getting some 8 gear ratio reels because I don’t have any. But I have a lot of tatula sv 2017 models.  Would you buy the same reel the tatula sv 2017 or the DAIWA tatula long cast. These reels will be used for a lot of things but mainly worms and jigs. 
 

Weights will vary nothing crazy heavy though 

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For 'mostly worms and jigs', I would go with the new Tatula 70 sv.  The small size will make it easier to palm all day with you rod tip in the air.

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For me it would Depends on the price.  If the older model is at a considerable discount than go that route.  If they are still asking msrp or close to it than I would buy the newer model.  
 

However, I would go for the long casting model if you want it for worms .  Shallow spoils were designed for pitching and flipping. 

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9 hours ago, GoneFishingLTN said:

I’m going to be getting some 8 gear ratio reels because I don’t have any. But I have a lot of tatula sv 2017 models.  Would you buy the same reel the tatula sv 2017 or the DAIWA tatula long cast. These reels will be used for a lot of things but mainly worms and jigs. 
 

Weights will vary nothing crazy heavy though 

If you like the 17 SV’s, you can’t go wrong. I prefer the newer 100 size profile, but not enough to sell my older 17 models!

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8 hours ago, Tatulatard said:

I would get the Elite.  I love mine but got it for a little under $190.  At full retail I would be getting a JDM Zillion instead for slightly more.

Does the zillion sv cast longer?

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If you upgrading I would go with the Elite.  As stated above, the JDM version would be a cheaper way to go but if you want to branch out, the JDM Shimano Metanium is the best bang for the buck.  It can be found for $260, JDM version. I have the 8.X:1 and it is outstanding. It would put just as good as the Daiwa Steez A in almost every category.  

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31 minutes ago, Tatulatard said:

Yes.  It's also a much smoother and nicer reel that a Tatula.

Where have you found the best deals on these?  What is the difference from the US version?   Shorter handle?   Bearings?   I just haven’t dove into the JDM yet.  
 

Thanks!

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2 hours ago, Fishin Dad said:

Where have you found the best deals on these?  What is the difference from the US version?   Shorter handle?   Bearings?   I just haven’t dove into the JDM yet.  
 

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The usual suspects have great prices on these reels.  Its not fair to give them advertising for free but a bit googling can get you to some sites with the JDM Zillion.  The difference in the US version is the thinner knobs and aluminum gears.  It's also made in Japan too unlike the USDM Zillion.  It's also a bit lighter thanks to the aluminum gears.  I love mine and it's super super smooth unlike anything I have felt before.  If I ever do manage to wear the aluminum gears out I'll just get a set of brass USDM gears.  I waited a year after guys had the JDM aluminum gear reels for a bit and zero reports of gear wear or gearnyness from my lurking another forum so I pulled the trigger this year on mine. 

 

 

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2 hours ago, Fishin Dad said:

Where have you found the best deals on these?

Japan Lure Shop and Digitaka. Digitaka has free shipping for sure.

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Thanks guys!   I have to check these out.  I want another SV reel and this sounds awesome.  

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