Wed May 27, 2009 10:11 am
I am looking for a multiplier for 25lb line. 525 is to small and 30L is to big. I was thinking of either the 535gs or the SL20. Not sure of the line capacity of either but i was thinking they are between these two. Any opinions?
Donagh
Wed May 27, 2009 10:17 am
What about a Daiwa Saltist 30 240yards of 25lb line,
Wed May 27, 2009 10:32 am
Thats primarily a boat reel and I am looking for a shore reel. Its also a big step up in price.
I am really looking at either a SL20 or a 535 gs. Which would be better?
Donagh
Wed May 27, 2009 11:16 am
i have a sl20sh x which is really just the normal sl20 with gold bits. its a really nice casting reel, and its held up fine the 3 years i have had it.
i would be a bit worried about the line capacity though, it doesn't hold a great deal of 25lb line, it holds enough that i can hit about 120 yards with it but there isn't much left after that.
i think the 535gs might be the better reel here just because it holds more line.
Hope this helps
Alex
Wed May 27, 2009 11:21 am
The 535 is biger than the sl30
Wed May 27, 2009 11:23 am
the saltist do a centrafugal braked model which apparently casts well
Wed May 27, 2009 11:43 am
I will be bulk buying from veals and they dont have the the centrafugal option of the saltest as far as I can see. Theres a fair old price mark up for reel that will be smashed around the rocks by me.
I would rather the reel to be to big then to small as my clunky leader knots for rough ground get caught when fully loaded. I wasnt sure what size the 535 capacity was. Its on the veals website as 400 yards (366ms I think) for 15lb line and the SL30 is 265M for 0.45mm line.
If the 535 is bigger I think it has still has a lower profile on the rod is that correct?
I am more used to the penn power handle as well. I find it difficult to get back used to the SL30 when I pull it out for the rough stuff.
Donagh
Wed May 27, 2009 5:56 pm
Donagh wrote:I am looking for a multiplier for 25lb line. 525 is to small and 30L is to big. I was thinking of either the 535gs or the SL20. Not sure of the line capacity of either but i was thinking they are between these two. Any opinions?
Donagh
have em both donagh if you want to use either next time we are out no prob at all. Sl20 would hold very little 25lb (ive got 15 on mine) but is probably my favoutite reel bar the 525. 535 is a real winch aswel
Wed May 27, 2009 6:09 pm
Veals came back to say the line capacity of the SL30 and the 535 around the same. Going to go with the 535gs.
Thanks for your help lads
Donagh
Thu Jun 11, 2009 10:45 am
Not sure if you purchased yet but for what its worth I have both as well and much prefer the Slosh30. Its more user friendly and casts much better. The 535 might sit down on the rod a little lower but the slosh is nicer to fish with. My slosh holds enough 20lb for mack fishing from Dunlickey!
Thu Jun 11, 2009 3:32 pm
I agree with sean i have had both the slosh 30 and the penn 535 and the one i still have today is the slosh 30, found the slosh 30 to be a much better casting reel and got rid of the 535.
Thu Jun 11, 2009 4:53 pm
I got the 535 on Tuesday but I haven't tried it out. SL30 is a fine casting reel especially off the cliffs for macks. First impression of the 535 is it has much more a solid build and I'm happier with the handle . It seems more boat like as a reel. I'll might see how it casts over the weekend.
Donagh
Fri Jun 12, 2009 10:01 pm
I was thinking of going for one of these reels too but i'm looking to target tope aswell as conger so will need something that can cast fairly well. I was looking at the 535 Mag. Has anyone used one or have any opinions on this magnetically braked version? I don't think there's a magnet-braked slosh is there?
Fri Jun 12, 2009 10:26 pm
ronanohal wrote:I was thinking of going for one of these reels too but i'm looking to target tope aswell as conger so will need something that can cast fairly well. I was looking at the 535 Mag. Has anyone used one or have any opinions on this magnetically braked version? I don't think there's a magnet-braked slosh is there?
i know you can get a kit to monomag a slosh, seen them on ebay too
Fri Jun 12, 2009 10:34 pm
a 525 mag is all u need for tope and it cast better than a 535 mag or sl30
Sat Jun 13, 2009 12:40 am
ive ordered the new Daiwa Saltist (H) Multiplier tsst20,, ath the mo im using the sl20 shv and the sl30shv, both excellent reels and both have had tope and managed them eaisly and still going strong,
for some mad reason i just cant get on with penns i really cant cast them at all
Tue Jun 16, 2009 6:50 am
dawia saltist 20 h
all the way, an excellent reel and once again from daiwa it cast straight from the box, if anything i recon it was a bit slow, but i guarantee in daiwa fashion there are 2 big red break blocks in there,
this reel sits amazing on the rod to let anglers with small hands get a grip, well worth a look
Mon Jul 13, 2009 2:07 am
ive used a sl30sh for nearly 10 years now and its still as much of a tank as it was day one.
has caught me "everything"
Mon Jul 13, 2009 3:58 pm
http://www.avetreels.com/products.htmlDid you check out the avet reels i believe they are going on sale in ireland shortly at a really good price.
Mon Jul 13, 2009 6:19 pm
have 3 reels loaded with 25lbs.. mag 535, sl20 and sl30.. all cast well but the cranking power of the sl20 and sl30 just cant be beaten..
and for shore the sl20 being a bit smaller will give perfect balance while using heavier lines, plus i've never had a birdie on the sl20/sl30 yet..
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