tima wrote:
Avet currently has a mag series with a dial and so does Truth reels, I reckon that's ideal as I can't see many people adjusting a knobby while balancing on a rock or standing in the surf, but it is nice to have the ability to change the setting if the wind changes or you change sinker or lure size. Mags are great, we jut haven't had them because we use boat reels for casting and our market is too small for manufacturers to add them as standard. So it's great to have Cuban and Old Salt around to fit your choice of mag
Shimano and Daiwa had similar reelsHi Grootvis
This is what they can look like!
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=penn+970+image&biw=1280&bih=888&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0CDAQ7AlqFQoTCL6fovSZ4cgCFUKupgodM5UJ6g#imgrc=hZYU90gAg6lbyM%3A
Where are you going in OZ?
Cheers
Tim
Avet currently has a mag series with a dial and so does Truth reels, I reckon that's ideal as I can't see many people adjusting a knobby while balancing on a rock or standing in the surf, but it is nice to have the ability to change the setting if the wind changes or you change sinker or lure size. Mags are great, we jut haven't had them because we use boat reels for casting and our market is too small for manufacturers to add them as standard. So it's great to have Cuban and Old Salt around to fit your choice of mag