Okuma Trio 40S

Fri Jun 21, 2013 9:35 am

I picked up my second one of these yesterday. What a piece of kit. Very smooth, nice retrieval, good capacity for braid. OK there are cheaper reels, you can pick one up anywhere from €80 to €90, but you get a quality built reel for the money. Would like to see a spare spool but I have enough Exage 4000's with spare spools if I really need to change to a different line. I mainly fish 20Ib braid so I dont change that often anyway. Its somewhere between a 4000 and 3000 in size, just perfect if you ask me. I paired mine with with a bushwacker 10-40 and the balance is spot on.

Some spec might be handy :

High speed 6:2:1 gear ratio
Front drag system
Multi-disc, Japanese-oiled Felt Drag Washers
Quick-set Anti-Reverse Roller Bearing
Precision Machine-cut Brass Pinion Gear
HDGII: Corrosion Resistant High Density Gearing
EOS: Patented Elliptical Oscillation System
Hybrid Spool Design with Graphite Arbor and Aluminum Lip
ADC: Aluminum Drag Chamber Precision Spool System
Rigid, Forged Aluminum Handle Design
Hydro Block Watertight Drag Seal
Heavy Duty, Solid Aluminum, Anodized Bail Wire
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Re: Okuma Trio 40S

Fri Jun 21, 2013 11:25 am

Got one of these they a great job, paired mine with an Abu vendetta, got the combo from veals for 100 quid, brilliant outfit. Just need a few biggies to really test it haha

Re: Okuma Trio 40S

Sat Jul 06, 2013 3:44 pm

How they perform in salt water?

Re: Okuma Trio 40S

Sat Jul 06, 2013 7:30 pm

I'v been really impressed with the Okuma stuff lately.I haven't tried the Trio but I have been using the OKUMA RAW II which is a fantastic bit of kit,a tad pricey for my liking but thats its only flaw.

Re: Okuma Trio 40S

Tue Jul 09, 2013 11:43 am

standerus wrote:How they perform in salt water?


Thats what im using it for, Salt Water only. Its a peach. Im getting a 30s too for my lighter setup.
Check em out.