Yet another Comparison

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Daiwa sealine SL30SH (&SL50SH) vs Avet MXJ6.3.1 (or the like). The Avet seems slightly more expensive although its all relative I guess. But in terms of features and bang for buck what would come out best over all or what would be your preferance ? Very curious.........
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Both great reels mate, have a play with both to see how they balance on the rod. Neither will dissapoint.
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I have diawa 30 and a 20+ a 40 for thsat matter and reckon they are pretty good. i give mine a lot of abuse with fishing off the yak and rock fishing, they have all held up well. if I can get a year oout of a reel with out it falling to bits I am happy and these wee reels have made me happy. haven't tried an avet but wonder what parts would be like to get
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got the 50 i like it smooth drag, robust , cant compare it to the avet , but own a penn 555 which is a clunker compared to the daiwa.

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No sweat really for parts for the avets mate, they get sent from either singapore or the states but no dramas, I've had good prompt service, even free (small) parts for something that was my fault.
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SL30sh hard to beat for value for money.
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Yup looks to be a great reel is there much between the SL30SH and the SL50SH appart from line capacity?
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I have SL50sh used once, mint cond, 50#spiderwire.  $200,

Also a Torium 30, surplus to requirements and looking for a home. $250 

 

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go with either a daiwa or a shimano torrium both great products. with the daiwa SL30 now $199 in the shops.they are great buying. 
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S#$T that is good buying still $270ish and plus down here I will have to go shopping up in Auck's when I come up. Who is selling them for that price Cod? (I was on a side note thinking of a Torrium 30 with 27kg braid for deep water jigging good price bang for buck).

Thanks Billfish- but right at the moment if i bought another reel/rod I would be looking for a new home to put it in the wife would have my gutts lol. But I have permission in Nov/December just before the Coromandel trip to do some shopping ....gotta love em
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Sweet as Wgtnmooch.  They really belong to Bushie who is too scared to own up to his wife.  Thought I'd make a quick buck on the piglet.
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LOL Geeze I better make sure the wife isn't lurking on here hocking off my gear can't find Penn rock rod wonder if shes been up to the same idea ..........
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Definately rate the SL 30, this reel gets the most use from my collection. outperforms by TLD 5 & Grandwave 20. Mint reel, & value for coin cannot beat it!!! I find has that little more line capacity, & makes from fast retrieve when the bite is hot!!!   Bullet proof also  Get into It!!!  

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yes those daiwas sure are bullet proof.
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I am angling towards it very very strongly esp niw that it seems the price has dropped to the $200 mark apparently, great value for money.
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buy one moocher get the cash out.
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SHHHHHH not too loud she'll hear then it won't be able to magically appear in the tackle room AKA Man Cave.......... ABRA KA DABRA
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