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@@LUKAC3000 Perth🤙

Hey mate, just a 5000 size Shimano and a rod around the 5-8kg rating, however this is quite heavy for the size of fish (as I was chasing larger originally) and any rod around 2-7kg in rating with a reel around the 3000/4000 mark would have been more suitable. Lures around 10-20g work well 🤙

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Hey mate, for this reel you want a rod that's quite light otherwise the balance might be thrown off, in this video it's on a Yamaga blue current but anything in the 60-90gram range is fine, above 90g it's probably best off to go for a 2500 just incase🤙

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Same exact size man, all 1000 Shimanos will be of a very similar size, same with larger size classes as well (all 2500 Shimanos will be the same, etc). As far as a comparison goes the FK is definitely the better reel in almost all performance metrics, however if you can find an FJ for a good deal I'd say go for it! FJ's are still super nice and honestly have less issues than the FK, it's not always easy to get a good FK truth be told (lots leave the factory poorly constructed and not as smooth as they should be unfortunately). If you're lucky and get a good FK however there's really no reel better, unless you want lightness and sensativitiy in which case the Daiwa Exist is the best choice. Cheers for the question man and hope I provided some clarity 🤙.

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Zepco Cardenal 3 -- 1975- 20 bucks

Stella the best!

Hi mate, I use it for black bream here in Australia and most light tackle applications. I believe a 2500PC would suit for what your after

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The dogfight reels only came in Gt/pelagic sizes mate, a 3000 exist would suit well

No, it is very quiet

love magseal on my 18 exist and my 22 Exist. Kills my 2018 Stella ...which I have just sold.

Mageal is anything but a gimmick. It ingenious! MQ design has nothing in common with Van Staal etc. Exists spool lip is also the best

Shimano feel good in hand away from water, daiwa feel good in actual use on the water. Trust me I've bought and tried almost every mid/high end reel on the market.

@@danielwutfisho i'm so hard on my setup , whipping the sea 7hrs to 10hrs in each trip i make , we here r blessed with biggest gts that easily reach 70kg , most tourist fishing providers recommanding shimano over daiwa in the long run , it's not only good in hand , shimano truly shines when thing become tough them reels show their best origin, yet again eventually any reel would break sometime , try penn authority reels they r with the top high end reels from both companies shimano n daiwa

It should be quite smooth man, quality control can be an issue with fishing tackle unfortunately, contact the place you purchased it from and attempt to get a replacement 🙏

Does the handle wobble when you try to shake it

Smoother Stella initially means not so tight tolerances and lower quality compared to Exist

@@DrJanLindberg Quality wise stella vs exist , very much the same , but overall performanwise goes with stell , better line lay so better castibility , easier serviceability away from magseal gimmik things , i have them both n i do cast really good enough to tell the difference . Just wow stella slow osc , longer spool, better spool lip designe @worm gear ,things can’t be better without them .

@@maasai- Exist wins in the finesse department, if you want strength the Stella may be a better option for you. The exist makes an amazing ultra light reel when paired up with high end japanese rods under that 70gram weight. The Stella is a bit heavy in that regard

Thank you! 🙏

It's a Yamaga blanks blue current 3 mate 🙏

22 Exist 2000. Best of the best!

I'm currently running my 2000s exist on the Yamaga blue current 3 69, it makes for an amazing combo. If you want lightness and sensitivity go for the exist 🙏

If best castibilty is ur goal along with individual serviceability then stella fk all the way ,

@@maasai- they both have their advantages

@@maasai- 22Exist casts better with the more advanced low friction spool lip. The slow oscillation of the Stella is not a real advantage. Mitchell had that in the 1960´s but gave it up later.

Each to their own man 🤙

Wait and compare after one year. The Exist has tighter tolerances due to superior quality

@@DrJanLindberg I own both,the tolerances are no object of question on the top players, plus, the new Duracross washers from Shimano does make a difference in Ultralight spinning reels.All the best!

@@tavi4400 Precision/ tolerances makes a big difference after a few years

Had it spooled by the shop I purchased it from 🤔

Could you elaborate?

I have the pc 2500 exist paired up with a 7’6 steez rod I love it. Enjoy your channel bro 👊

@@joshbekah4755 That sounds like a very nice set up mate. Thank you much appreciated 🙌

Yeah mate it's a good looking spot that's for sure, apia punchline slim and a zipbait rigge but to be honest a metal would have worked just as well 🤙

Golden bay/secret harbor beach mate 🤙

@@tidalfishingadventures Sick is Tailor good around there

@@liamcoates855 Yeah mate during the summer months it's a great area for tailor

I will be unboxing more budget friendly options in the future also 🙏

Hi mate yeah it does here in Australia

@@tidalfishingadventures That's a rip off by far , takes the piss , I don't care how good it would be but even if I had the money I wouldn't buy it . i'VE THOUGHT ABOUT IT A LOT , if people didn't buy these expensive products they would have to bring the prices down to earth . the other thing is do these idiot companies not think that it would be better if more people could be their bloody products instead of a minority and it could be a majority , they could sell 10,000 000 instead of say 200,000.

@@robertmedzai8163 The way I see it every hobby/brand has its expensive products with options at most price points, while I agree the price is quite high, there are many other options available for lesser money 💰

@@robertmedzai8163 you buy what you want....nothing wrong with having a choice.

​@@robertmedzai8163It's a bit of a rip off considering its around 800 delivered from japan (still very expensive). I've bought bunch of high end reels (8000$+) and I don't think reels like the saltiga and stella can justify the price, especially since the quality hasn't even been the best. Highest price for spin reels should be around 700$.

Hi mate I usually leave such things to the professionals, I'm not one to open a reel of this Calabar up, just here to tell you what it's like specs wise and fishing wise. Thanks man 👌

@@tidalfishingadventures can you teach me where to oil and grease? Likewise. Opening will void the warrenty as well. Absolutely good to leave it to the professionals

Luckily it can be removed pretty easily as they wanted to give you the option of using it or not. Cheers for your input mate