Daiwa Sealine 47LC Reels

[emtystringer]

"Daiwa Sealine 47LC Reels"

A pair [2] of Daiwa Sealine 47lc reels not the cheaper acudepth, used little,.the drags work, counters work good and they are not all sun bleached and these are off of a private boat.these reels are great for running dipsy's on wire line. $100 PLUS S/H

[Ray]

Have any pictures? How old?

[GRUMPY]

you can buy at cabelas for 95.00 us. plus shipping,money is close to pare???

[muskybob]

$100. for 2 Daiwa's is a very fair price. I'm sure they won't be here long.

[JAYRFRED]

I bought these reels two weeks ago, sold the Okuma's that they replaced, and have allreday caught fish with the Daiwa's ............

Jay

[muskybob]

see?

[GRUMPY]

you are right, 100.00 for TWO is a good price.

[emtystringer]

Thanks muskybob for your input, i felt $50 a peice was fair for reels that were not used that hard.

[stan]

There a great reel , wish I had some extra cash right now

[sfarm]

Saw the same @ Dicks in Vestal 106.00 ea + tax

Very good price for these

[jason]

are these still for sale

[NitroMusky]

Saw the same @ Dicks in Vestal 106.00 ea + tax

I looked at these and he sent me pics...defintiely in great shape, but they are not the same as the SG47LCs that they're selling @ Dicks- this is the Great Lakes model.

Would've picked em up myself but for muskie trolling I need the lower 4:1 and a metal spool. pretty bummed they didn't meet my needs as they definitely are a great deal for someone looking for a reel meeting these specs

surprized they haven't been snatched up yet

[MSUICEMAN]

even normal SG47LC's won't fill your needs then.... only the newer model, SG47LCA. LC's dont' have a metal spool, whereas the LCA's do. that being said, i don't think you'd have a problem with the graphite spools.

[NitroMusky]

even normal SG47LC's won't fill your needs then.... only the newer model, SG47LCA. LC's dont' have a metal spool, whereas the LCA's do. that being said, i don't think you'd have a problem with the graphite spools.

thanks- you're right...I didn't make that clear regarding the different models.

umm no..graphite unfortunately will not work fo muskie...maybe some brands' graphite is more durable than others but pulling baits with a 2-3+ inch lip at over 5 mph (to potentially 10) WILL put excessive strain on the spool...that's before a 30-40 lb fish literally slams the bait to nearly a standstill. another member here had two graphite spools blow up (albiet another brand) but Im not taking that chance when spending that $$. can ruin a good trip, vacation or tournament - which can each cost more than the difference in price between good and mediocre reels... thanks tho...

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[Reel Doc]

Just received the reels today. I had been in contact with Emptystringer before you fellas spoke so highly of the reels. You make me feel better about adding them to the arsenal. Now for trolling do you recommend they carry mono for boards or riggers, or are they better off with copper or wire? Remember we just started this August using 2 dipseys and 2 riggers, (have 4 LC 47 Accudepths), but with a family of 5 on the water, we're hoping to have a planer setup for Spring.

Thanks,

Greg

[Splitshot115]

gaj,

Use them with mono for riggers or boards.

Splitshot115

[Reel Doc]

Will do Split...I'll keep pestering you fellas on board setups until Spring. Oh, can you send a photo of RustyRat's boat so I know who to try and follow?

Greg

[Splitshot115]

gaj,

Here ya go::::

http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k123/ ... ure061.jpg

[Reel Doc]

You guys are great, you take me back to college days when a smelt might "accidently" wind up in the foot of a buddies chest waders.

[DARKSTAR]

HI JERRY MY NAME IS STEVE I SPOKE TO YOU AWHILE BACK ABOUT YOUR REELS . GIMME A CALL PLEASE AT 315 507 7183

[PolarBear]

it had to be a while ago ....the date is 2009 on the thread   :lol: