Saltist Lever Drag Reels
Anyone who values the function of a lever drag is certain to be chasing true sport species that are able to fight back... big time. Therefore the Daiwa design team have not compromised in their pursuit of reels that can deliver everything you would expect and more. The lever drag feature offers three positions of engagement from Free to Minimum then Strike and passing onto Maximum. When engaged at Minimum you have enough freedom of spool travel for tossing baits away from the boat with the reassurance of no over runs. Model Capacity B/B Ratio Code STTLD202SP 370MM/12LB 6 6.3:1 SF-XX-STTLD202SP STTLD302SP 450MM/15LB 6 6.3:1 SF-XX-STTLD302SP
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