Okuma Reels

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nige
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Okuma Reels

#1 Post by nige »

I am thinking bout buying a Okuma Intercepter IBF 65.Any of ye use these reels or know anyhting bout them

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#2 Post by Peter Kinsella »

I bought a small Okuma fixed spool reel just a year ago. It is the best engineered reel that I have ever had and is sweet to use. I would, therefore, have no hesitation in buying Okuma again.

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#3 Post by Tanglerat »

To save myself typing it all out again (lazyitus), here's a link to another thread about Okumas:

http://www.sea-angling-ireland.org/bull ... php?t=1410

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#4 Post by nige »

cheers for the link suppose if i had spent time to look over old postings i would have found it myself-get lazy on night shifts-unless it pops up in front of ya u dont find it.
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#5 Post by Tanglerat »

Are you mad? Nightshift is the best, that's when I get all my surfing in!

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#6 Post by Jack-the-Fish »

If you want a large fixed spool try the Okuma Corrida BR90 25lb - 330yds.
Nice looking and like all Okumas great engineering and bomb proof.
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#7 Post by pete »

I used one of the Okuma bait runner fixed spools and it was arguably one of the best reels I ever used. Used it for piking and heavy duty pollock spinning of the shore and it never let me down.

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#8 Post by Wes »

I've been using an Axeon for nearly a year now. Fantastic reel, 11 barings and 1 anti-infinity reverse baring. Smooth, sweet reel.
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#9 Post by Drew »

I have an interceptor teamed up with the Xtreme, Beautiful combination.
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#10 Post by scara »

K2 Xtreme wrote:I have an interceptor teamed up with the Xtreme, Beautiful combination.


what kind of distance are you getting with the Xtreme? i'm thinking of buying the K2 titanium extreme, 16'8". Would you get 150yards?
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#11 Post by nige »

cheers for the info guys.went out and bout it.have only used it once so far-takes getting used to as i am used to fishing with a multiplier.

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#12 Post by Jack-the-Fish »

My tackle dealing man Jim tells me there are two new reels from Okuma.
The Trophy Pro TP80, 7 ball bearings - 310yds of 20lb mono and
The Axeon AXS 90 12 ball bearings - 320yds of 20lb mono.
Jim says they're class Reels but then he would say that!........
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