If they removed the logo/text from their handles, or made "Gomexus" more subtle, I would be buying them for many of my reels. It is not that I dislike the brand, I just prefer not to have many different brand names spelled out on the the same reel... I have some "Megabass" knobs ...

Nice job, HWK! X2 Joined at a similar time - date and fishing evolution wise. Love baitcast tackle. Love trout fishing. BFS is the way to go. While BFS may have a close association with bass fishing, BFS/UL baitcast tackle is also great (fun) for trout... And BFS tackle can be used in so many insta...

I been looking into the lighter BFS versions. Your review seems to be pushing me closer to getting one I like the Aeollo. Beautiful rod with good action for the trout fishing I do with spinners, spoons and sinking minnows. I bet it will also be great with topwater and crankbaits as suggested by the...

Video review from Japan with some English subs.
https://youtu.be/n_FSwuglx8k

Zander, thank you very much for that very in-depth reply. I have nothing to add really, except the “big thanks”, and that I get what you are saying. Also, are there truly people out there who do not want to know the spool weight

OH, and TT is great

Thank you for the review. I will ask you to consider this (your own words) in relation to the many TT reviews: “It is always amusing to me when I watch some youtube videos of cast comparisons, or see arguments about how far reels cast, and whether one can out-cast another, and how max casting distan...

Cal wrote:It is a very fine piece of machinery and very close to being retired for posterity

“Say what”, is the reel being discontinued?

Totally spot on review though with BFS tackle 1/8 oz is easily achievable. I agree. As always, some 1/8 oz baits are easier to throw than others... Spoons, spinners, crankbaits, no sweat. I was getting good distance with the rapala ultra light minnow 4. My brother has been recommending that bait as...

Bootytrain wrote:Totally spot on review though with BFS tackle 1/8 oz is easily achievable.

I agree. As always, some 1/8 oz baits are easier to throw than others... Spoons, spinners, crankbaits, no sweat.