daiwa saltist 4500 5.6:1 Gear Ratio 9 Bearings Spinning Reel, 37.40" : Sports & Outdoors The Saltist you have come to know and love has been redesigned and upgraded Daiwa saltist 4500 - General

Networking NMEA 0183 Interface: 1 x RS422 port NMEA Output: NMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000 Power and Video: Red 10-Pin Power Connector Transducer Port 1: Blue 7-Pin Connector for Broadband and CHIRP Sonar Transducer Port 2: Black 9-Pin Connector for Use with StructureScan Transducers Two Ethernet Ports Wireless Connectivity Technical/Environmental Operating Temperature: 5F to 131F (-15C to 55C) Product Width: 12.92" (328 mm) Product Depth: 3.35" (85 mm) Product Height: 8.85" (225 mm) Power Supply (Supply Voltage): 12V DC (10.8-17V DC min-max) GPS Navigation Routes: 200 Waypoint Storage: 5000 Man Overboard Feature Plot Trails: Up to 100 Trails With Up to 10,000 Points / Trail GPS Alarms Background Mapping: Includes Built-in C-MAP Charts for US Waters and World Reference Background Map TOTALSCAN SKIMMER TRANSDUCER SPECIFICATIONS 83/200 kHz Broadband Sonar Frequencies Medium and High CHIRP Frequencies 455/800 kHz StructureScan Frequencies CHIRP Sonar Max Depth: 1000' at High (200 kHz) Max Speed: 55 mph SideScan Imaging Max

What line should I use on KastKing spinning reels for bass

This brings the worm off the bottom

I have various Tatulas, a Curado DC, some 13 Fishing and some Lews...The Tatula Elite is my favorite...A beautiful reel and it can cast ANYTHING including a 1/8 oz Texas rigged 4" finesse worm