in feet...how many feet, of 3wt. does this reel hold?
1551477
I have 80 feet with very little backing ( I can't remember how much backing maybe 40 feet if that) and it barley fits on reel. I have to leave about 3 feet unspooled when storing it because it won't all fit. That said when using it there is no problem and I like the reel especially for the price. For a 3wt in small streams I don't expect to run out of line. Hope this helps.
1490422
How much line it will hold. Different spools, different uses. Sorry, don't remember which I chose for freshwater...I do love the reel though. I use a my. if bait cast and spinning reels...all are Shimano and I won't buy anything else!
638859
Almost 2 feet. But my cable broke almost immediately. The reel it pulls out on is not sturdy and it doesn't retract properly.
1348524
Yes it should hold a 5000 series reel, but it would be overkill (bulky) all you need is a 4000 at most.
1978000
The box says 5 1/2 feet. I measure it at 6 feet 4 inches. They must subtract the length that goes inside the reel.
391081
I dont really understand the question, the "also". it does not specify a type of reel that it accommodates. I imagine it could hold any rod that has a reel.
53633
No, it isn't flimsy. But, it is somewhat hard to wind up a heavy duty cord. I have a 12/3 15 amp 50' cord I use on the item. It takes a bit of effort but it is well worth it to have this reel to store it on. I'd recommend it.
1459604
6 rods no reels and depending on the guide sizes. 6" diameter i believe' maybe 5". I can't find my tape measure. Maybe look at the product dimensions on Amazon's listing if it has one.
1388231
Actually, if wound very carefully (which I do) the reel can hold 125 feet of 5/8" diameter hose such as Wal*Mart sells: NeverKink Heavy Duty Ultra Flexible Series 2000. Hoses can vary in actual outside diameter even if they are rated 1/2", 5/8" or 3/4". If your hose is 1/2" and light duty, this reel MIGHT hold it if would very carefully, but I doubt it.
1434180
Amazon often is missing critical information like line capacity/size for fishing reels. Best to just surf over to the manufacturer website for quick answers. In this case: http://www.daiwa.com/reel/detail.aspx?id=636 (valid 7/15/15)
2178407
We have 150 ft of hose on our reel. The previous model hung on our home for over 10 years, and deteriorated mainly due to sun exposure. There is plenty of room for more hose to be added. I do not know if the materials have been updated.
48596
I have been using the original one that come with the reel. It is a 0.41 mm. or 1/64''. The additional spool -not yet used is 0.29 or 1/128. Perhaps it wil not have that problema. If I ever change the line, I will use a max. of 12 lb. test. It is to fish for (Spanish) pavón or robalo, not more than 3 kgs.
214002
Nothing but I ordered another extra spool so I could easily switch to a higher or lower pound line. But that is from another site was like $20. But I have landed 5-7 pound salmon with 8lb line on this reel no problem.
59899
The reel on this unit is not very good . I would not get it. If you are trying to catch big fish it will not be ver strong
216042
I just measured my "Okuma's Nomad Inshore Saltwater Multi Action Travel Rods-NTi-S-703ML-M (Blue/Black, 7-Feet)" 3 of the sections are 29 1/2 inches and the base were the reel attaches is 30 inches...Hope that helps..Daryl
1841785
I have 100 lb. braid on mine and it seems to have enough drag to accommodate it. This reel is a good one for surf or pier.
1560175
Would not recommend it. It is really a fresh water reel. I have used mine to surf fish, not as smooth as it once was. I have caught 40 pound catfish with it.