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NEW SALTIGA EXPEDITION REELS

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Dan Hanon:
Felix, I'm with you regarding Hawk's reviews.  I too haven't heard of any widespread problems with the 2013 Stellas.  He bashed on Shimano for using a brass pinion instead of stainless steel, as if it were a major downgrade.  I'm sure the engineers at Shimano had good reasons for using brass, maybe to increase gear smoothness-I'm not sure.  I also haven't heard of any widespread rotor problems.  I do enjoy his reviews, and he obviously has high mechanical acumen and fishing experience.

Mark Harris:

--- Quote from: Mahmoud Salem on July 14, 2014, 03:38:57 PM ---Would anybody consider the expedition 8000 for popping GTs?
Given its weight is about the same as Stella 18k, size slightly larger (not like the gigantic Stella 30k)

--- End quote ---

Yes. I think it is an ideal size for a serious GT reel.

Mahmoud Salem:

--- Quote from: Mark Harris on July 17, 2014, 01:16:29 PM ---
--- Quote from: Mahmoud Salem on July 14, 2014, 03:38:57 PM ---Would anybody consider the expedition 8000 for popping GTs?
Given its weight is about the same as Stella 18k, size slightly larger (not like the gigantic Stella 30k)

--- End quote ---

Yes. I think it is an ideal size for a serious GT reel.

--- End quote ---
I'm considering one as a double duty reel for BFT & GTs :)

Ross Smith:
Saltiga and Stella ??????

They are both brilliant reels provided you don't stretch the poor things necks and treat them with a little TLC.         (tender loving care) :)

Ross Smith:
For those of us who haven't seen Alan Hawks review for the NEW SALTIGA EXPEDITION REEL

 http://www.alanhawk.com/reviews/exp14.html

YOU'V  GOTTA  LOVE  IT  :)

Cheers Rossco

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