Whats a good spinning reel for deep jigging?

[shore-power]

Using my Shimano bait runners right now but have been looking at some Cabo PT's. Cant afford the $800.00 Shimano's but In not going for tuna. Opinions?

[WAHOONBOX]

HELP HERE GUYS...A LOT OF EYES ARE WAITING

[merry marlin]

I don't dare say what we use as they are the cheap Shimano Spheros... with Trevalas.
Good enough for any of the fish we have on our coast in NC, maybe not a big Big Eye although on a new reel it would probably do the job!
MM

[paul708]

the new shemano
saragosa

[dman25]

A few guys reported those new FIn-Nors worked pretty well, but lately I haven't seen one mention of them. Has someone found out they aren't dependable or did they just get forgotten about?

[paul708]

fin-or seemed to work well
then a few bad reports
for the prices we were getting they are worth a try..
for about 70$ more the shamono saragosa
may be a little better

[gottaflylee]

I like the Penn Slammer 750 for the money...55 pounds of drag out of the box, down side is they are a little on the heavy side but under $200.00...

[dman25]

fin-or seemed to work well
then a few bad reports
for the prices we were getting they are worth a try..
for about 70$ more the shamono saragosa
may be a little better

i didn't see any bad reports. What happened to them?

[Fishfinder]

Stick with the Cabo's or the Boca's. They are both bullet proof and very reasonable prices. There is not a better warrenty for a fishing reel on the market that I am aware of. I have been using them for the last 2 years for amberjacks, sharks, big red drum and deep jigging and have yet to have a charter or a big fish screw one up yet.

Capt. Joe Shute

[WAHOONBOX]

Stick with the Cabo's or the Boca's. They are both bullet proof and very reasonable prices. There is not a better warrenty for a fishing reel on the market that I am aware of. I have been using them for the last 2 years for amberjacks, sharks, big red drum and deep jigging and have yet to have a charter or a big fish screw one up yet.

Capt. Joe Shute

ANY CAUTION TO THE WIND ON ANY NEW REELS OUT THERE THAT SEEM TO NEED CONSTANT REPAIRING?