Don't think there ever was a Calcutta 251DC made, only the 250DC. But looking at those pictures it seems the handle comes with the power septon grips which don't have a right or left hand shape. So it'll fit fine.

Very nice and color coordinated too boot. What line do you plan on using?

Man I'm speechless!!! Just looking at the pics I'm shaking. And to catch em on some sweet JDM gear to top it off. First time I've heard of an XBD stick being used for cranks but if 10 pounders are latched onto the crank I guess you need some balls to turn their heads around. Which Destruction "explo...

Cool rigging idea. Will give it a try but gotta wait 4 more months before season opens up here Booooo

Recently Daiwa and Megabass joined forces to create special edition reels. Don't think Daiwa will be collaborating with Deps for reels anytime soon.

That's why Owner stays in business. Stop coming up with these crazy cos effective yet equally deadly rigging options

Very nice, reminiscent of the NRX color scheme

For the $ being asked for the Japan edition Zillion, it'd be silly not to get the Z instead as it has more features, and by all accounts from owners it seems to be living up to all the expectations and more. Now to save up for a lefty Z.

Price needs to be lowered. Out of the Zillions, my preference would be to get the Type-R, best overall bang for the buck for performance (great casting/pitching ability, strongest drag of all Zillions, bearing supported CF handle, and nice black color scheme lol)

Megabass Tomahawk Shiryu 6'6" for close range square bill cranks, Steez 7' Flex E Lite for medium divers and open water. Don't throw a ton of deep divers yet, but have a Fenwick Elite Tech 7'3" Crankshaft for the deep divers.

I throw the now discontinued Terminator Heavy-T series, 1 oz baits. Also tried the Lil Hustler Escort series [url]http://www.lilhustler.com/product_escort.shtml[/url]
The same company makes a musky spinner bait which has a BIG profile!

Ya, same here. I owned a first generation SX and it was very hard to dial in. I found it to cast better with 1/2 oz or heavier weights into winds, if you went below 3/8 oz it'd backlash more frequently. For some reason the centrifugal Revo S seems to be a better casting/pitching reel for me.

That's correct, I've installed a Revo Inshore handle on a Morrum and it works perfect

That is one bad ass looking reel.

Too funny!!! My gf knows which online stores I browse and is familiar with Plat, Ichiban, etc. It's just that she knows too much about the ever increasing pile of fishing tackle sometimes, I think.
Anyways, you've got a wonderful wife if she could track those items down on her own.