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Trigger
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I hear a lot of people on here complain about almost every reel known to man and everybody has their preferences. But if you want to take a look at what I think (again according to a few I don't know much) is the best made big game reel made in the world. They are made in Italy so you Sicilians don't get worked up yet. J/K. They have been making reels since I believe 1958. And their is a little known car company by the name of Ferrari that makes their parts for them especially all of their drag washers. The drag washers are made of carbon fiber and those of you that are familiar with drag washers and carbon fiber know why this is anawesome combination. It also has several features that I won't bore you with the details, but it has the clicker on the right side of the reel, it has a stop to where you cannot accidentally flip into free spool or increase the drag, and youcan put away those hand scales, because they have preset drags determined by the lever that adjusts as the spool is emptied. So if you want to see the first one imported to Pensacola, I will have it at the Bud Light capt. meeting at flounders fri. night and yes Bodacaious and Xanadu are invited as well.:grouphug
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Mingo
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Imported all the way from Mobile Alabama.... Read Up.... http://pensacolafishingforum.com/fis...ghlight=everol
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Squid technician
Blue Marlin
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: foley, Al
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We sell everol reels here at top gun tackle in orange beach. We currently have five models in stock but can get additional models in a couple days time. I definitely agree on the quality and I must say that I've worked on a lot of different big game reels and there is no doubt that these are built to withstand anything. They feature much larger drag washers than similar sized reels and also sport the most heavy duty gears I've seen.
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Trigger
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[quote]BBshot (6/18/2008)Imported all the way from Mobile Alabama.... Read Up.... http://pensacolafishingforum.com/fishingforum/Topic38173-21-1.aspx?Highlight=everol[/quote]
Sorry, wrong again. The distributor is in Mobile, by the way his name his Keith. If you need his number, just let me know, but the reels are made in ITALY with parts from FERRARI. I will let you figure out the rest of the story. Good Luck>:bowdown |
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Trigger
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bluefish killer
White Marlin
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: pensacola, fl
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is it a good wahoo reel?
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Trigger
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Join Date: Oct 2007
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I've fished with them before in NC, but never had a big bite to test and I surely don't know the technology. I have Accurates that are great, but they're kind of garage queens if you know what i mean. I personally think the best trolling reel for the money is the V series International with Shimano a very close second. Actually, it probably comes down to what anodizing you like better, but I hate the fact that there is a hydrothermal drag adjustment pile of crap hidden in the Shimanos waiting to explode.
As for the Everols, I have some questions. First, does the drag come preset from the factor at whatever rate and you can move it up and back or do you have to set the drag to equal the number and then it's scaled? Can you post some close ups of the drag slide? Also, the clicker on the right seems like it might be prone to hitting with the hand while cranking. What's the deal? |
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Squid technician
Blue Marlin
Join Date: Oct 2007
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The clicker is on the left side plate not the right and yes the drag does come preset from the factory in both the single speed and 2-speed without a preset lever to adjust yourself. The new waterproof series does come with a preset function for those who still want to set the drags themselves. As far as "best" offshore reels goes, I think that will always be a toss up for the beholder.
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