You will need to fine tune it- I have half a dozen with the so called zero adjuster that I use for float fishing steelhead and salmon

PM sent with his contact info.
Great guy to do business with

You can order a drag clicker made for nearly any casting reel on the Bay- Seller is a good guy also!

With a simple bend of the tab you can make them as loud/quiet as you like..........
Waaaaaay over thinking it

Yes- Super nice guy and great to deal with.
He will give you a small price break if you deal with him directly- Pm if you would like his email address.

Not that I have found but I have at least a dozen kits installed in reels that I have purchased from a great seller in Russia.

Took it out again with same setup and measured my casts- Averaged 121' with mag on 8 with no problems- backing it down to 6 led to heavy fluffing throughout the cast and it did not end well. I bought the reel for throwing 2/5-2/3 oz spoons for steelhead but just had to see what it would do with ligh...

Yes 1/4 oz is the max on the leadership.
Im sure it will be easier and much more efficient with thinner line. The Fireline Ultra 8 is extremely thick braid. I will spool it up tomorrow with smaller line and throw it on a better rod for further testing in the field!

Reel arrived today- Spooled it up with 20# Fireline Ultra 8 and put it on a Kuying Leadership. Throwing 1/4 spoon 100' was quite easy and it feels smooth. Beautiful crimson red with black palm plate which looks goofy- wish they would have gone crimson on entire reel. Selling point for me was the lon...

I'm using a custom made NFC 901- 9' in length. Casting side arm is not an option as the lake is loaded with standing snags. I will give the 3 way swivel idea a try. I use the same technique for salmon when throwing eggs and never have a problem getting the eggs to lay out right at the end of the cas...

I have 8-10 tws reels running anything from 6# to 65# that i have used heavily for the last 3 years with zero issues.

I don't cast with that much line between bobber and jig but in general it helps to stop the cast with your finger on the spool before the rig hits the water. This allows the jig to go past the bobber. Also a very smooth casting stroke is required. Yes this works well when casting bobber/eggs for th...

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Wed May 06, 2020 8:50 am

Why not use a slip float at that depth?

Slip float pulls the jig up off the bottom as it is being retrieved.

I really enjoy fishing lake for trout using the bobber/jig method but to often the leader wraps around the mainline on the cast. I am using braid mainline with fluro leader anywhere from 4'- 9' in length. A pain to cast with a fixed bobber but deadly on trout down near the bottom of this shallow lak...

Looking for shallow spool to turn the chronarch into a better caster for 1/8-1/4 oz spoons. Cannot locate a spool beside HH for $110- Any help?