I gotta have me some of those new little baitcaster line counters for my night time walleye assault next spring!!!
Even with a face for radio like mine there's hope!!!!
FOR THE LOVE OF DAIWA
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FISHCRAZY(LALLY)
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FOR THE LOVE OF DAIWA
Well, I have been a little busy with hunting season and ramping up for the 2012 work season, but I thought I would share this with Ya. Those who fish with me know my Love affair with Daiwa equipment and it seems the fine folks in the marketing department decided to show me some love and put my ugly mug in the 2012 master catalog!!!
I gotta have me some of those new little baitcaster line counters for my night time walleye assault next spring!!!
Even with a face for radio like mine there's hope!!!!
I gotta have me some of those new little baitcaster line counters for my night time walleye assault next spring!!!
Even with a face for radio like mine there's hope!!!!
" IN MY EYES ALL FISH ARE CREATED EQUALLY"
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Reelax
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Re: FOR THE LOVE OF DAIWA
Another famous member of the forum! Gotta love it...
Thanks for the peek Rick..
Thanks for the peek Rick..
Matt B
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Re: FOR THE LOVE OF DAIWA
All I can say is that it's a good thing there is a monsterous walleye in the foreground to distrack everyone attention. LOL 
Congrats Rick and well deserved.
Pat
Congrats Rick and well deserved.
Pat
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Re: FOR THE LOVE OF DAIWA
For a second I thought is was an advertisement for an electric reel for those hefty walleyes you have been hauling in 
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Re: FOR THE LOVE OF DAIWA
I'm surprised that little Tori doesn't have her pic in there instead of Dads.. Maybe next seasons catalog.
BB
BB
It's not just a unit of measure !
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Re: FOR THE LOVE OF DAIWA
That's awesome!!!!
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Re: FOR THE LOVE OF DAIWA
Cool Rick
LED counters. Nice.
LED counters. Nice.
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Re: FOR THE LOVE OF DAIWA
Nice and available for the left handle too!
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FISHCRAZY(LALLY)
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Re: FOR THE LOVE OF DAIWA
Well actually I'm working on a much BIGGER surprise for ToriBassbuddy wrote:I'm surprised that little Tori doesn't have her pic in there instead of Dads.. Maybe next seasons catalog.
BB
Can't say anything yet, but it's gonna be really cool I think " IN MY EYES ALL FISH ARE CREATED EQUALLY"
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raz
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Re: FOR THE LOVE OF DAIWA
Rick I hope they gave you one of those reels to give me! 
Catch and serve with lemon.
Gerry
Gerry
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Re: FOR THE LOVE OF DAIWA
I'm gonna test Um out for you if that's what you mean???!!!Raz wrote:Rick I hope they gave you one of those reels to give me!
They really are all you need for many of the fresh water applications we encounter. Reel holds 175 yards of 8 lb mono or 300 yards of 20lbs braid. I like scaling down my equipment if and when I can. These are going to be perfect for my Braided line set-ups I use for night fishing walleye. They will also work good for the slide diver set up's I have as well.More toys
Gotta love it!!!!" IN MY EYES ALL FISH ARE CREATED EQUALLY"
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fishmaster176
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Re: FOR THE LOVE OF DAIWA
Every man's dream. More Toys. Gotta love it. Congrats on the notoriety. Good for you and great for the lake. It looks pricey, but if mother doesn't find out.....
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FISHCRAZY(LALLY)
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Re: FOR THE LOVE OF DAIWA
They are a little pricier for sure. I'm a HUGE fan of the Sealine series line counter reels. I use the 17's mostly and they hold a ton of line for a little real. I prefer the Saltist 20 for my Dipsey's and Slide divers though , because they have their ultimate carbon "wet" drag and more importantly the star drag is a "positive click" adjust. That means when the line is "Leaking out" I just add a click at a time till she stopsfishmaster176 wrote:Every man's dream. More Toys. Gotta love it. Congrats on the notoriety. Good for you and great for the lake. It looks pricey, but if mother doesn't find out.....
Sealine 17's MSRP is $99.95. These new little gems are $164.95. I only need four so it won't be THAT bad!!! LOL!!!
" IN MY EYES ALL FISH ARE CREATED EQUALLY"