Wanted 2 wire diver setup preferably 600lc tekota

[RD9]

Any bonds have two wire diver setups they are willing to sell. Buying for a friend. He would prefer tekota reels. 9 ft diver rod

 

Ron

[cuttermag1]

Go with the 700's

 

[TrophySeeker]

600s hold 1000' no issue.

Sent from my SM-G955U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

[TopDawG]

its not about line capacity, 700's have more torque, better drag. if you fish more than a few weekends the 700's will pay for themselves in no time. but if you into only fishing 107mm divers and spoons and like catching 2-3lb fish 600's will work just fine.

[TrophySeeker]

its not about line capacity, 700's have more torque, better drag. if you fish more than a few weekends the 700's will pay for themselves in no time. but if you into only fishing 107mm divers and spoons and like catching 2-3lb fish 600's will work just fine.

Well, I don't agree. But to each his own. Our largest fish typically come on wire divers, and have had no problem landing 30 pound salmon on 600LCs. I run only Tekota LCs, and use 600s for riggers and wire divers / slide divers, and 700s and 800s for junk lines. Never had an issue with torque or drag. Unless you are talking about the ones that just came out this month. I have no experience with them.

Sent from my SM-G955U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

[Feelin Reel]

Well, I don't agree. But to each his own. Our largest fish typically come on wire divers, and have had no problem landing 30 pound salmon on 600LCs. I run only Tekota LCs, and use 600s for riggers and wire divers / slide divers, and 700s and 800s for junk lines. Never had an issue with torque or drag. Unless you are talking about the ones that just came out this month. I have no experience with them.

Sent from my SM-G955U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Are reels available


Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

[luv2rapala]

NO Tekotas but i got 2 7ft Shimano roller rods with Accudepth 47LCs or a single Great lakes 47LC (3 total set ups in 7 ft)