Shimano Curado DC vs Daiwa Tatula SV

it just so happened to be the Corrado DC I've never used the DC reel my life. I've had probably 15 years worth of experience with a baitcaster. I'm no...

They have tension adjustments on the spool. They have brakes, even the line that you use on the bait caster, whether it's braided line or it's fluoroc...

Awesome reel. I have it three stars on light weight because that it is not. However I still have three stars because it’s not supposed to be. Now don’t think it’s gonna feel like having a huge rock on your pole but the little extra weight is WELL worth having that breaking system inside

The Elite is lighter, casts just as well as the DC, and feels so solid. For casting distance the Elite, for close combat fishing lighter jigs the Tatula SV TW103, for close combat fishing in the jungle weedbeds the SV TWS.

I'm gonna take this jig, make a cast. Threw that thing on our 25 yards. No issues. Super smooth, really comfortable in the hand

Great backlash control and excellent distance even with very light lures. Good bait caster for skipping baits too. Had mine for almost 2 years and works just as well as when it was brand new. Low maintenance

I’ve had several low profile baitcasters, but this is my favorite performing yet. Super easy to adjust the spool brake by selecting settings 1 - 4. The spool tensioner is similarly easy to adjust because it doesn’t have to be as exact for each lure like with other baitcasters. I adjusted mine one time and just change the brake settings depending on how heavy/arrow dynamic a lure is

The Daiwa is the easiest to use. The brakes do the work for spool control along with the thumb. You do not need to adjust the tension knob.

Is the curado dc worth it over the slx dc? I've heard the only major difference is the gears and I'm not sure that reeling a bit smoother can justify the price difference. 2. Is there any major reason to pick the dobyns fury over the st Croix bass x or vice versa?

Honestly Lew's aren't bad but I'd go with a daiwa tatula for around that price. Trust me when I say you'll thank me later.

That when I learned the drag on this reel at 11 pounds suck!!!!. At $249.00 it might make a high priced crappie rig. If Shimano ever makes an upgraded drag too 15 -17 pounds let me know

Daiwa Tatula. Under 200, casts great, solid drag. Hard to find a better real at the price point in my opinion.