Comments on: Advanz High-Speed Jigging Reels http://www.qualiafishing.com/advanz-high-speed-jigging-reels Dependable Extreme Fishing Sun, 13 Jun 2010 20:59:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Todd http://www.qualiafishing.com/advanz-high-speed-jigging-reels/comment-page-1#comment-23 Todd Wed, 18 Nov 2009 00:48:23 +0000 http://www.qualia.codav.com/?p=107#comment-23 We fished a couple reels (Q16-II and Q12-IIHS) at the Oregon Tuna Classic in Charleston OR this summer. Generally we had been using other reels--Avet, Tiburon and Penn--but we were given the opportunity to try the Qualia reels for the tournament. While we had trouble with wind on tourney day, the pre-fishing was good...and these reels handled the albacore with plenty to spare. The drags are smooth on a troll bite, the reels have plenty of stopping/cranking power to bring in big fish, and overall we were very impressed. If people are looking for tough, great-value offshore reels, these definately need to be high on the list. We fished a couple reels (Q16-II and Q12-IIHS) at the Oregon Tuna Classic in Charleston OR this summer. Generally we had been using other reels–Avet, Tiburon and Penn–but we were given the opportunity to try the Qualia reels for the tournament. While we had trouble with wind on tourney day, the pre-fishing was good…and these reels handled the albacore with plenty to spare. The drags are smooth on a troll bite, the reels have plenty of stopping/cranking power to bring in big fish, and overall we were very impressed.

If people are looking for tough, great-value offshore reels, these definately need to be high on the list.

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