What size line does the 2000 and 2500 size reel hold?
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Amazon often is missing critical information like line capacity/size for fishing reels. Best to just surf over to the manufacturer website for quick answers. In this case: http://www.daiwa.com/reel/detail.aspx?id=636 (valid 7/15/15)
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The 2000 size holds 135 yards of 6lb 110 yards of 8lb. or in diameter of line 0.25mm 125 yards 0.28mm 100yards. This is for mono-filament line. Hope this helps.
792061
On the company's web site it states the reel will fit up to 150 ft with a 5/8 hose or 100 ft with a 3/4 hose. They also sell an extra capacity kit for $20 which increases the size to 225 ft for 5/8 or 175 ft for 3/4.
1457020
It depends on how big a reel you're looking to buy. The bigger the reel, the heavier it is. Personally I prefer a smaller reel and would opt for a smaller reel that could hold less line. A 6930 would be on the smaller side for 12# line and a 6940 is the largest offered and would also hold the most line. If you're doing a lot of live bait fishing and not doing a lot of casting then maybe the large size would work best for you.
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The 1000 is the smallest reel. The 4000 is the largest. The 2500 is a medium sized reel. The spool sizes vary according to the reel size and thus the smaller reel holds less line than the larger ones. One advantage of the larger spool is less line kinking. Larger spools have more mechanical advantage on larger fish. I own two. The 1000 and the 2500. I have five shimano reels. I prefer the rear drag simply because it is a more ergonomic design than front drag. The bail release lets you make more casts by reducing the number of movements one makes per cast. I have owned these reels for years and have never had a mechanical failure - even in the cheaper models. Hand size plays a part in selecting a reel. The 2500 is a good fit for the average male. The average female hand would find it a bit oversized but not cumbersome. They are beautifully designed and well made. For crappie and pan fish, stream fishing with ultralight to light tackle the 1000 is outstanding. For larger fish (bass, stripe) the 2500 is my go to reel. For heavy duty trolling and large tackle the 4000 is a good choice. All the reels are similar in appearence just proportioned differently.
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Actually, if wound very carefully (which I do) the reel can hold 125 feet of 5/8" diameter hose such as Wal*Mart sells: NeverKink Heavy Duty Ultra Flexible Series 2000. Hoses can vary in actual outside diameter even if they are rated 1/2", 5/8" or 3/4". If your hose is 1/2" and light duty, this reel MIGHT hold it if would very carefully, but I doubt it.
234860
I use 6 Lb test for trout and bass. Seems to work well, have had no issues with knotting or tangling. Love the reel very smooth and fast.
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10/200,Means the Reel will hold on the Spool,10# Line,with the Lengh of 200 Feet! I Hope this wii Help U out...
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The reel measures 2 3/4 inches by 4 7/8 inches in diameter. The wire is heavy gauge and hold up to 43 lbs. There is no diameter of the wire listed on the label.
1565035
I own a 300 from my early days. It has a plastic spool and is still working today. I bought the 300C for my son in law and used it when I visited last month. I has a metal spool and can be loaded with line by machine at the store. It has the same great feel of my original 40 year old reel, smooth casts and retrives well.
137529
it depends on your reel model and line rating you want to use. Info is readily available on Pflueger website or Amazon.
287412
You can reel with either hand. The handle screws onto either side that you prefer. I have a 12' rod too, but the 4000 is a bit small for it. But yes it would work, though a 6000 or 7000 or 8000 hold more line.
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Hi, the Okuma SLV 8/9. Great Reel. You can buy it here: Okuma Slv Fly Reel 4/5 Weight or here: http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.Xreel+slv+9&_nkw=reel+slv+9&_sacat=0&_from=R40regards
1968155
if you mean how much line it takes if using 20 lbs line then you need a big roll of line or 5 small ones at least, this reel is made to handle big fish so you better use 40 lbs line at least . i will use it off a boat or when fishing deep water, its heavy and not worth it stressing the hands when you can use small reel for small or midum fish.
1259588
The #250 is a smaller reel, along the line of many Abu Garcia Models. The #350 is a bigger reel for bigger fish
2002960
200 yards of 10lb test line. This is not real large of a reel. It's good for bass, large catfish, stripers, drum, blues and spanish mackeral. It could also be used for surf fishing or pier fishing. If your catching fish from 5 to 12 lbs this is perfect size. But buy a better reel like the Penn Pursuit 4000.
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The 6000 series is the smallest model and Baitrunner 12000D is the largest. The difference is in the amount and thickness of the line that you can place to everyone. The 6000 you can use in estuaries and fish com no more than 10 pounds. The 12000D series is a reel that you can use to catch large offshore fish.
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I have 6'10" Fenwick EliteTech River Runner with the 6925 because all to many times fishing for Trout or Panfish a Large Mouth Bass or a Northern Pike Attack my lure. I have boated 28 inch Northern and 4 pound Bass with the 6925. Trust me the reel drag sings as the fish runs. The 6925 does the job. I have broken rod tips from the frisky Northern's and Fenwick replaced my rod no questions asked. With my experience I would not go smaller than the 6925.