Daiwa Regal LT vs Okuma Ceymar

And yeah, I mean it feels pretty light. First thing we're going to need to do is tighten that guy down. You can take this off. Yeah, you can take this...

It's a little bit too thin. Honestly for this setup: I would have done I should have done 20 pound but I'm going to rig this up. I've got the P line T...

The 2000 size is PERFECT, Shimano in particular has 1000 or 2500 size reels, but only a few models in a 2000. I love the 2000 because it has the line capacity of a 2500 in other manufacturers but the size of a 1000. I’ve dunked this reel in sand and water fishing by accident and it has never gotten a “sticky” retrieve unlike my semi-retired Sienna. The drag is very smooth as well

I did have to play the larger fish I've caught a little more than I might have with a larger set up, but that's the whole point and fun of ultra light fishing. Be very aware of the line capacities prior to buying any reel, the reel I bought does not hold a lot of line, due to it's small size. I tried this reel because my trolling reels are all Okuma, and I've been VERY happy with them for years now. Okuma is steadily making a name for itself in my world, and I have yet to have one of their products fail

More bearings, smooth drag, light weight. I use it in light salt water fishing, looking to buy another

It's machine cut. the body is graphite, corrosion resistant graphite and that's gonna do and I believe I'm gonna gosh I don't they don't mark it with ...

If you use drag, you say your hook right and then you can loosen up on that drag. especially if you use a light tackle so that they won't break step, ...

Held for 32 minutes at 11am and no one picked up. That's minus two or three stars for total apathy and rudeness toward the customer. I won't buy anything from Okuma ever again.