Teaser Reels What kind? Why?

[t bird]

Lots of choices....

Stacked or separates?

Side by side or separated?

Specialty Teaser or reuse reels?

I'm on a 30' WA hard top

T

[FinRazr]

T bird check out the big john teaser reels cant beat them for the price.


http://www.bigjon.com/store/list.asp...7&ProductID=44

[snowranger]

I was looking at the Big John reels but I noticed they don't have a clicker. I am looking at using the narrow spool Penn 49's (see picture in my last post).

[Wasabi]

Teaser reels are great. When it gets down to the "nut cuttin'" though, I couldn't justify spending an awful lot on teaser reels. If I was rich with a 40' Viking, I'd probably go with a nice set of electrics but I'm not. I'm just a guy with a 32' Blackfin. I went with the Cannon's. They have clickers. They seem to wind up and store teaser line as well as I would expect from any teaser reel.

[t bird]

WOW!!
awesome price!

at 400$ minimum savings i'll crank with each hand.

Now mounting...
I'm guessing keep them close so one guy can crank both?

I mean when you want them in, you want BOTH in ...right???

Snow..why do you want a "clicker"??

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[alltackle]

Reel Colors are the best manuals on the market. We sell Big Jon's for Chesapeake Bay Planer Board fishing. For Electrics, Miya Epoch's are really nice.

I would stay away from the dual manuals.

[t bird]

Keith-
those are more than 500$ each (reel colors)
pretty though
i gotta rent a bus load of santa suits to buy those!!!

T

[FinRazr]

Mount them where you can get to them from the helm.The clickers are useful if something grabs one and no one is paying attention.

[frankypettolina]

I use 30 internationals. Also have used 6/0 senators. Both work fine.

Lever drag with a clicker is nice, but not necessary. A fast retrieve is good. I load my reels with 200 pound, so decent capacity is a plus.

[FinRazr]

Make sure the first 10 feet or so on the reel is like 15 lb mono.If not and something grabs your teaser and takes off you'll be buying a new outrigger.