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    Posted: 08 Jul 2008 at 10:19pm
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Bought a new tyrnos 16 2 speed as an all rounder i.e. livebaiting, trollinng and jigging. What do you lot think of the tyrnos series, as it does not seem to get mentioned much in the lower end of the jigging realm?
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I was looking at one but then decided on a saltist 30th so im no help but they seem like ok entry level reels
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I haven't handled the Trynos 16 so can't offer an opinion except to say that so far, they don't feature in the jig world.  Obviously made for trolling & live bait with a bit of speed jigging thrown in but I think you might have a challenge mechanical jigging.  Shimano are notorious for short crank arms on light game reels like the TLD and others.  Even the Trinidads and Torsas have crank arms slightly short but acceptable for live bait and other fishing forms.
For a general allrounder, you might have the perfect reel. 
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Ive handled one in the shop and my first thoughts were for jigging. Its alot narrower than the big brothers, with strong drag. Slightly heavier than some jig reels, but about the same as some others so no real big deal there. See which of the other shimano handles from bigger reels will fit it, because as Chris says, shimano always seem to put dicky little handles on most reels. A longer handle will be better for trolling and live baiting anyway, as it gives you alot more leverage on the fish. Oh, and if the sales assistant recommends you dont upgrade, try not to listen to them. They will try and say it will strip gears.

They have a twin dog (sort of) antireverse which always sits better with me than one way bearings, which is another tick in the box, for me anyway

Aside from the handle issue, it will be great. Get out there and jig some fish Thumbs%20Up dont forget reports!
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I've fished with a guy that mechanical jigs with a tyrnos 30.  They do have a very short arm though.
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Cheers guys, my mind is a little more at ease with giving this a crack on the jigs this weekend out the back of the poor knights. Did a bit of research on sourcing a longer handle that fits, but the 2peed gear on the handle makes this a no go in suiting with other shimano parts. May have to get one engineered by someone who is onto it with stainless.
Hoping on some good reviews for ya there Benk, Kiaora ano.
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Go try it out on some fish kingphin.  Hope you do well

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Just wondering kningphin if the new style handle for a 50w Shimano would fit.
 
They have pretty much the same two speed arrangement from memory
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Originally posted by Benk Benk wrote:

Ive handled one in the shop and my first thoughts were for jigging. Its alot narrower than the big brothers, with strong drag. Slightly heavier than some jig reels, but about the same as some others so no real big deal there. See which of the other shimano handles from bigger reels will fit it, because as Chris says, shimano always seem to put dicky little handles on most reels. A longer handle will be better for trolling and live baiting anyway, as it gives you alot more leverage on the fish. Oh, and if the sales assistant recommends you dont upgrade, try not to listen to them. They will try and say it will strip gears.

They have a twin dog (sort of) antireverse which always sits better with me than one way bearings, which is another tick in the box, for me anyway

Aside from the handle issue, it will be great. Get out there and jig some fish Thumbs%20Up dont forget reports!

Clap Great answer Benk. The forum at its best.

Kingphin, if you find someone to make handle for you let me know please. I've got a little Duel 12 speedy reel with over 14kg of Drag at strike ---- and a handle only about 50mm long.

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Hi i bought the tyrnos 16 about a month ago single speed. well chuffed with it!
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Thanks boulder, was also looking at tiagra big beasts and looks as if there might be a match there also.
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Originally posted by The Rod Baron The Rod Baron wrote:

Originally posted by Benk Benk wrote:

Ive handled one in the shop and my first thoughts were for jigging. Its alot narrower than the big brothers, with strong drag. Slightly heavier than some jig reels, but about the same as some others so no real big deal there. See which of the other shimano handles from bigger reels will fit it, because as Chris says, shimano always seem to put dicky little handles on most reels. A longer handle will be better for trolling and live baiting anyway, as it gives you alot more leverage on the fish. Oh, and if the sales assistant recommends you dont upgrade, try not to listen to them. They will try and say it will strip gears.

They have a twin dog (sort of) antireverse which always sits better with me than one way bearings, which is another tick in the box, for me anyway

Aside from the handle issue, it will be great. Get out there and jig some fish Thumbs%20Up dont forget reports!

Clap Great answer Benk. The forum at its best.

Kingphin, if you find someone to make handle for you let me know please. I've got a little Duel 12 speedy reel with over 14kg of Drag at strike ---- and a handle only about 50mm long.



Ill show you my 'custom' speedy handle in a couple of days when i can get down to the boat. Anyone who says a reel is not a winch has not seen my handle LOLLOL
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LOL LOL LOL

In terms of my engineering ability I may be rough but im F####n slow

Doest really do it justice in the mini photo, but its still nearly as long as the 500g sea rock
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you win the "my handles bigger than yours" debate with that beastLOL
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they say "if you had a lever big enough you could lift the world" - Good stuff Benk, looks as if you are giving Maaui a run for his money thereThumbs%20Up

Just a question - where do you guys set your drag lever drags whilst actually jigging? Like, how do you strike and set hook when you get hit?
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This reel of mine is rated at 6kg of drag at strike, but I can easily get way more than that. However, when it is cranked up on strike it seems to create a bit of resistance on the wind up???
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Lever drags have that problem, generally speaking more drag, more binding, inherit problem unfortunatly. You want to be running minimum of 8kg start up drag, unless fishing on sandy bottom or the fish arnt particularly big.

When fishing in places where big fish are probable I use about 13kg start up or there abouts, but generally about 8-10kg startup for most fish, but adjust accordingly depending on the fight, i pretty much never go down in drag once hooked up though.

Just wind her up till its hardish to pull line off the reel and adjust on the fly. Quoting numbers is pretty pointless IMO
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Originally posted by kingphin kingphin wrote:

they say "if you had a lever big enough you could lift the world" - Good stuff Benk, looks as if you are giving Maaui a run for his money thereThumbs%20Up

Just a question - where do you guys set your drag lever drags whilst actually jigging? Like, how do you strike and set hook when you get hit?
 
Most times the hook will get set on the strike, just hang on and hope for the best
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2 or 3 really agressive strikes after 3 or so winds  gets smaller fish wound up a bit more ;)

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If you have any talent u should just get them on the first drop...LOL
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