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July 11th, 2013, 03:26 PM
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Daiwa TATULA or Shimano Chronarch CI4+
So between the Tatula and Chro CI4+ which reel has you more interested? Im thinking of giving the CI4+ a shot due to its weight, braking system and to find out how a carbon bc holds up. 
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July 12th, 2013, 01:52 AM
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Daiwa TATULA or Shimano Chronarch CI4+
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... So between the Tatula and Chro CI4+ which reel has you more interested? Im thinking of giving the CI4+ a shot due to its weight, braking system and to find out how a carbon bc holds up. The Chonarch has a loyal following and it hasn't been totally ruined by being farmed out to generic job shops in China like the Curado. If you like the feel of the Chronarch there is absolutely nothing wrong with its performance. I can't speak to the Daiwa. They make a number of great spinning reels, but my experience with Daiwa's baitcasters (and support) has been spotty.
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