Bob Ellis wrote:I know mine is contrary to the advice of the first three responders but in my experience most Record users have not used a Cardiff to know what they are missing

For the record (pun intended), I have owned the cardiff and still pick the Record.

x2 on the Record. Casting machine.

Been wrestling with this question also. I was looking at the Revo Toro, but the A-rig isn't super heavy, do I really need to go that big? Can I get away with the Revo Inshore? Anyone make the same comparison? I do not think I really need the extra line capacity just for A-rig fishing. Any thoughts?

mhood wrote:I have no problems at all palming a DC100. Must have really big hands or something...

You know what they say: "Big hands, big gloves."

Conquest 200DC. Excellent swimbait reel.

Had a smooth transaction and great experience.

Very good and fair review of the Caenan. Kudos to TT.

Nice toys, JAY!

That there is funny, don't care who you are.

But I've never really regarded the Core 50 as anything special beyond it's small size and weight.

I have to agree with Jeb. I've had both and sold the Core 50s, and kept the Steezes. I would suggest the new Pixy for your application. I have not tried the new alphas yet.

What he (USA-RET) said. Go to American Legacy and sign up for the newsletter. Order the Curado 50 and you'll be out of there for less than a C note.

The Cayenne is not a graphite reel. It has "machine cut brass main and pinion gears held in perfect alignment by the aluminum sideplate and rigid diecast aluminum frame."

I had both--like theCayenne much better than the Revo S.

Glad you and your family are safe e_.

Mr evil is gone. Kudos to the Seals.

...have you tried setting the breaks lower then 6? it sounds backwards but maybe thats the ticket? Yes, I tried all settings. I had a few other people try it also. Don't get me wrong, not complaining about how the reel performed, just wasn't great on the lighter baits. I even cleaned the little brak...