Can you use this with a 100 lb fishing line and reel. Senator 14/0.
1731259
I'm using 100 lb braid. Can't really answer the real question though. I put a 50 wide okuma on mine if that helps at all.
1731260
Yes, you can. I routinely use 80 lb line on mine with a 6/0 reel. This is a stout little rod, but a 14/0 reel is a lot of iron to mount on it. I don't know what you're trying to catch, but I would consider a heavier Okiaya rod for just a few dollars more if you need such a large reel.
1731261
It is rated for up to 80 pounds however I see no reason why you could not use 100 LB line. I use 80 LB braided and have caught large halibut. Nice rod for the money.
116817
Not properly. Since a spinning reel mounts under the rod, if used in that configuration the line would not pass over the very top most roller but would instead be abraded by the roller guide wire.
2268171
I couldn't see any reason why it wouldn't. I have a 14 foot ocean kayak fishing model. I doubt yours is bigger or heavier. Even if it was I'd think you could easily be able to pull a 16 or 17 foot one.
1032054
I have 500' of 100lb Dacron on my reel. Yes, it 'could' hold probably another 100-150', but I wouldn't want it that full. I prefer to have an open edge on the spool.
304493
It does not come with line loaded on it. I've found 25lb. and lighter line to work the best for shore fishing and casting. The heaviest recommended is 30lb. Length of line depends on thickness.
983230
I don't know about 100# braid. I am using 50# braid and all is well. I have several different Penn reels (Jigmaster & Senator. etc.) that I will be using but any type of conventional/baitcasting reel should work. Good fishing and tight lines!
1774912
Yes. This is just a rod. Any rod will need a seperate reel purchased unless you buy a combo.
1348525
Yes it will, use this rod with a reel that has a drag resistance similar to the one of the rod.
2073431
Don't know. I placed braded line on both reels, but drags were defective. Not two pounds of drag.
69764
I don't see why not. It's a nice reel for the money. I've got mine on a Sage 8 wt rod.
2068163
I am using monofilament 50 lb line and is working very well. You can go with less powerful line if you're fishing for smaller fishes.
189750
I agree with the other posters. You'd have to cast it. The rod and reel are heavy. My wife can't cast it if that helps at all.
139513
Agree with below responses. It is difficult to work with. It does NOT tie like string as it advertises. I would use wire or other line meant to hold 100 lbs.
1439931
I don't see why not. At a 50 lb draw it hits hard enough to bring down small game. The only problem I forsee is that the surface area of the bow itself is rather unique: squarish and metal. This may be difficult to attach a reel to.
1069397
This Rod is so big and strong it can holds up my 400 yard of braided 60 pound line, not sure how much 100LB line is thicker than 60 pounds line.
928144
Line size has no bearing to the operation of the line counter. Use any line weight you want.....the reel will read the amount of line let out.
1843688
Yes, you can use 10lb test on it and land some big fish with it. I caught 3 20-21 inch large mouth bass last year. It was quite a fight for every one of them but the pole handled it very well. I was very pleased with the performance. Make sure your pole sections are seated tightly as they can sometimes get loose but I haven't had that happen but once. Good luck and Happy fishing!