Which reels should I get...

[Mike87]

This past summer I damaged a couple of my reels, probably stripping the gears on them. Not really sure. I'm looking into buying two new reels to kick off some Spring fishin with. Though, I'm having a hard time deciding on which brand and model to go with, so I was hoping ya'll can help me with this decision. After all, their is so many to chose from. I was looking into the Ming Yang and Omoto reels, and I would like to hear ya'lls opinion on those. Any other suggestions will also be considered.

I just want a good pair of reals that have good casting, and are capable of handling large catfish. So tell me what ya'll think.

[Catfish_Commando]

Cant go wrong with the CL60A or CL70A

CL60A is smoother, and generally more useful to the center mass of the market.

For a little more money, the Omoto's are a premium reel.

All the above have a 2 year warranty, and 2 week trial.

Order $50, and you even get free shipping.

http://renegadetackle.com/?product_c...altwater-reels

[Mike87]

Would you say the Omoto's cast better?

[Catfish_Commando]

Omoto's will cast better.

But the CL60A is a solid performer for the $.

[jworth]

I've casted the Ming Yang CL70A and it casts well for a large reel. I prefer my abu 6500c3 though.

[catfisherman369]

Omoto's Omoto's Omoto's Omoto's Omoto's

[Mike87]

I'm leaning more towards the Omoto now. I just need to decide which model I want. I want something thats not too big and yet not too small either, and again something that casts real good. Any suggestions on which model to go with?

[Catfish_Commando]

6000 CSM based on your post above...

[FrederickCat]

I would go with a Renegade Product not just because they do have great products but also they have outstanding customer service and the warranty is outstanding also.

[rocket256]

What size fish you chasing? I say 0-50's (CL60A, 6000CSM) and 50+ CL70A, 7000CSM. In the last 2-3 weeks I have caught 7-8 big blues over 50+ lbs on a CL70A. So I know that one can handle the beating. I'm just waiting to do the same on the 7000CSM's. Good luck on your choice!