I Use This 30$ Reel in Saltwater (Best Budget Reel Ever!) 

Love it! Thanks for coming

Glad you did! Epic system they got

where to buy that?

@@fdsaffff All the big box outdoor stores sell the Crossfire but Bass Pro has the best stock of those. I get my J braid x8 on amazon usually, or online tackle stores that I recognize like discount tackle

Nah sounds like your reel is defective

Should be very easy to turn

Hahaha whats up!! Do it bro

Ayeee

I've never used those I'm sure they're still the best reels at their price point though, can't beat that price. They might not last too well though

Cp means clam pack, for some reason the box one doesnt come with spool spacers so you might want to get the clam pack

@@finnafishfl Thanks for the quick response

Hahaha word it surprises us how they last through that stuff

Not sure the game you'll be after, maybe seabass? If so, those sizes would be perfect. If you come into really strong fish that need a ton of drag, the crossfire might not be a good option. Like here we have grouper and snapper offshore, I wouldn't use it for those but for some seatrout or game under 15lbs I would. Just make sure you have over a hundred yards (not sure in meters but very close) of the line you want to use and that should be the right size for you. I'm sure both 3000 and 4000 would work. Make sure you clean your reel well after salt!

@@finnafishfl thank you mate that really helped I think I’m going to go for the 4000 size , what lb braid do you recommend for the 4000 thanks

@@ryanashley3125 I'd put 20 if I was fishing down in snags or as light as 10 if I need distance with my casts. 15 is fine too for an in between

@@finnafishfl cheers mate really appreciate the help

Did away with that useless switch! Just another point of entry for water anyways I prefer reels without them

@@finnafishfl I use the anti-reverse switch multiple times every single time I fish when I want to pull out more line for casting or re-tying a lure. It’s much easier than monkeying around with the dragon pulling out line by hand.

@@WisGuy4 I just use the bail and I'm saddened when a reel I like has this point od failure

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Awesome brands! Okuma makes great budget equipment!

Bass pro, it was old stock from years ago

Yo reel fishing noob come back make some more videos

@@vincegomez8829 Coming soon

Like a switch? No. It does have an instant anti reverse clutch but no switch

perfect, exacty what i just wanted to know@@finnafishfl

6lb way better for the sizes I use! 8lb too thick

​@@finnafishfldo this reel needs mono backing

What ya fishing for

@@finnafishfl on the jetties at the beach. A Spanish mackerel

@@12degreesnowman11 depends on the size reel you get, 10lb braid and a 3000 size. j braid, powerpro, suffix all good brands

Forgot to tag in my story frick

Lol

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As I said this is a good light tackle reel. I wouldn't get it to stop a jack at the jetty

Though I've seen friends turn 10lb jacks on the 2000 size

@@finnafishfl But if thier body is made to handle small size fish, then why companies put that much drag on them? Like 12 kgs drag on the 4000s.. I am wondering if its graphite body can handle that much load..!

@@AbdulGhani-ld9np for people who want to give it a try! I'm not brave enough for that but I bet it would last a bit on big game. It's surprisingly rigid, the reel

@@finnafishfl Thanks for the Guidance!

Omw

If you assume things it makes an ass out of u and me. Watch the previous upload. This is not a video of my using the reel, it's a review. Obviously

@@finnafishfl no offense but did you read your tittle? Alternative title: here's my thought using a $30 reel for saltwater or something.

@@finnafishfl yeah its a review but can you see a word review on the title?

@@ravenger2711 The title also didn't say "me using a 30$ reel in saltwater" which would imply what you're thinking. Saying I use something somewhere isn't the same as saying "I'm using something somewhere." There are no words in the title indicating I'm using it in the video. That's just you wrongly assuming I would. Anyways look at the thumbnail, it's in my room, another thing that makes it obviously not a fishing video. Unless you thought I would be fishing in my aquarium which with your assumptions shouldnt be out of the question. I have plenty of videos using it in saltwater on my channel if you'd like to watch that.

@@finnafishfl just put a key word review

Shallow spool makes more room for drag washers, makes the drag smoother. Other reels are too deep IMO