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I’m not quite sure, but I’d say that yes they do. I’ve heard it somewhere. I’m pretty sure that Daiwa makes Cabela’s reels, FYI. I know it’s not a 100% helpful, but may be something.

Hi, I am a bit confused as to the difference between front drag and rear drag on reels and for what type of fishing each is suitable/best for. Also I have been told for float fishing a closed face reel is best but I haven’t seen many people using them, is this true and if so why? Many thanks in advance.

Nowadays, it’s the size and line capacity (and the size of the drag washers). But back when I was a kid, a buddy of mine showed up to fish off the pier with a freshwater reel, while I had my Penn spinning reel of the same size. I used my reel for years — his was good for that one trip — it rusted!
But nowadays, I think all reasonable reels are corrosion-resistant enough to use in the salt.

Spinning Saltwater Reels for jigging lures. I like a reel that is lightweight (8-11 oz) has good line capacity and a loud drag. What are some good makes / models? I recently bought a PFlueger Trion GX-7 which seems like it will work great. However I’d like to get 1 more so that is why I ask for your input.

http://www.okuma.com.au/home/okuma/

i usually do small to medium game freshwater trout, catfish, bass, striper, etc. i have been borrowing my friends rod & reel the last few times ive gone and would like to have my own. any suggestions on brand/model?

They are made in Svangsta, Sweden…….Abu Garcia Inc. is in Spirit Lake, Iowa

I am looking for an ultralight reel to pair up with a 4′6′” medium-action St. Croix rod. Does Penn make an ultralight reel (2 to 4 LBS test)? Are Penn reels still American made and what do people think of them? Any suggestions on another reel to pair with my rod? Thank.

Inquiry concerning “RYOBI” brand fishing tackle products and after maintenance
Please note that Ryobi Limited sold its fishing tackle business to another Japanese Company,
Johshuya Co.,Ltd. on September 30, 2000. Therefore, we are no longer engaged in the fishing tackle business.
Johshuya Co., Ltd. has taken over the production, sales and after maintenance of “RYOBI” brand fishing tackle.
If you have any inquiries concerning “RYOBI” brand fishing tackle products and after maintenance, please contact Johshuya Co., Ltd. directly at the following address:
Johshuya Co., Ltd.
ADDRESS: 1-5-6 Sakae-cho Soka-shi Saitama-ken 340-0011Japan
TEL : 81-48-935-1581
FAX : 81-48-935-2136
E-mail : boekika@johshuya.co.jp

i have a ted williams push button spinning reel #3845 model# 535.38480 made by sears robuck&co have orginal box, case, and papers would like to know when it was made and any other info also vaule in todays market