what size line and capacity can this reel take
501025
Duran, Go to this Web site to see the answer: http://www.daiwa.com/reel/detail.aspx?id=605
1490424
I choose this reel because I only fish for crappie and bluegill, and this reel has the quick-fire. I use 6lb test line but this reel will hold 2 and 4lb test it will hold 270 feet of 2lb and 140 feet of 4lb also I get the rear drag for more control when I get a bigger fish on. I choose this reel because they no longer make the Solstace 1000rh. I have always use Shimano. I have caught some very large catfish and bass with no problem.
1755756
Sure;If you use 80 lbs.braided line can handle anything you hook,I always use 80lbs.braided line in all my reels.No problem at all.
1056097
I'm not sure why it would say "Small". I purchased this reel last year for some offshore trolling and chunking and I'm overally very impressed with this reel. I hauled in a couple Blue and Mako sharks within the 200-300 pound range without any issues. The 50W I believe holds just as much line as a more expensive Penn VSW reel would hold.The drag was very smooth. I may pick up the two SPEED version soon.
611150
If you select the "50-Pound/370-Yard" from the drop down menu and look at the description below it, it says 40lb/420yds which matches the line capacity of the 50LD according to PENN's site. It would be safe to assume the 50 in "50-Pound/370-Yard" is the reel size.
1554691
Thought I'd respond anyway. I have a heavy duty 3/4" hose that is 75' long on my reel. I have a little room to spare. I could probably roll up another 15' neatly. If you need an exact measurement I'd contact Eley directly. If you buy the reel you'll be more than happy. It's a first class product all the way. Best of luck.
260596
As small as you'd like. It mostly depends on how light your rod is. However a super light rod with this heavier reel might be a bit unbalanced. However, I use this reel with 6lb. Line with a medium light rod an have caught 6 pound fish with no problems.
1490423
They have something screwed up on the posting. Size should be like 1000RG, 2500RG, 4000RG. The numbers they show would be spool size. A 4000 reel is a pretty hefty reel.
1711551
Any fish you would need to use a braided line for would be too much for that reel. Stick with mono.
1011041
You can get the specs on the Wright and McGill website: http://www.wright-mcgill.com/dragon-fly-reel
1519063
7ft med hvy 1 piece rod I use 15lb fluro and it cast and reels beautifully. and btw it doesn't come with line so you'll need some
1842122
Go with the 6925, it has a 5.2:1 Gear Ratio, 7.2 oz weight and line capacity is 4/110, 6/90. I have this reel paired with a Fenwick HMX Ultra Light 7ft.Great combination!
1765370
http://fish.shimano.com/publish/content/global_fish/en/us/index/products/reels/round_baitcasting/Calcutta.htmlPower Pro Line Capacity (# Test/Yards)50/305,65/180,80/160Mono Line Capacity (# Test/Yards)12/330, 14/260, 20/160
271739
Line depends on what model you buy. Here's a quick reference for monofilament line capacity: ABF-30 330/6#, 260/8#, 180/10#. ABF-40 410/8#, 290/10#, 260/12#. ABF-50 440/10#, 390/12#, 280/15#. ABF-65 540/12#, 390/15#, 320/20#. See okumafishing.com for additional info.
2031669
(size) capacity of the spool...20 takes more line...15 less... check specification ..how much fishing line it takes..
2217336
10,000 pound test...but only a few feet of it. Apparently you are unfamiliar with hand lines. You can put any pound test line you choose. The larger pound test line the less number of feet the reel will hold. Ask yourself what size fish do I want to fight using a hand line. Then put a line that is 20% heavier. Besides, the hand line you are asking about comes with line, leader, swivels, hook and sinkers. What are you going to do, strip all that off and start over?
2055172
You can determine this yourself. On the spool will be line capacity's. I.E. 160yds 20lb mono ,140yds 25lb mono, 120yds 30lb mono. Compare diameter of mono to braid and extrapolate. If 50lb braid is same diameter as 30lb mono you have your capacity. Note. All line manufactures will state the diameter of of their line. My question is, why install line that has a much higher breaking point than the resistance of the reels drag? Remember you are fishing , not anchoring the boat!