tiny reel

[mkroulik]

Does anyone know who makes or where I can get a really tiny ultra light spinning reel? I'm looking for something really really small. Thanks

Mike

[alex-v]

Just about any well stocked fishing tackle shop should have them. Or, check with Jay's or Frank's or any of the larger big-box stores.

You could also figure out what you want and just order it through the local mom & pop shop and avoid all the gas and driving costs.

[DE82]

How small are we talking? I've been using a shimano sedona 750 for ice fishing this season and a michelle 310X gold as well and they've worked great. I REALLY wouldn't look to go smaller than that personaly. Like I said though how small are we talking?

[ibthetrout]

I have a really nice Pfueger 5 ball bearing spinning reel that I bought as a combo at Cabelas.

[FishTales]

Click the link below, Rich

Tica Cetus Reel (http://www.ticaglobal.com/EN/AM/PR_Reels_A.asp?Model=CETUS%20500%20series&type=SS500)

[mkroulik]

Ok, here's the deal. I built these very light 50 inch ice fishing poles for standing back from away from the hole in shallow water. The lake has a lot of bass, so I would like something with some srt of a drag, but for the most part the reel won't really be used. Any thoughts.

Mike

[JJ Mac]

Click the link below, Rich

Tica Cetus Reel (http://www.ticaglobal.com/EN/AM/PR_Reels_A.asp?Model=CETUS%20500%20series&type=SS500)


:yeahthat:


I agree with fish tales. I run a couple of the tica models and really like them. Other manufactures have just recently also come out with some very nice reels that rival these for the price.

Here's an idea for the rods you are describing. How 'bout a really small fly reel. That would be a gas!!! Instead of reeling you could just strip line.

Hmm....now you got me thinking.........

[mkroulik]

Any fly reels you had in mind? I am looking really small. I ordered a few of these, so I will see how they are when they arrive. Anyone have any experience with them or know where I can get one locally to Saginaw.

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=37762

Mike

[sfw1960]

I'd say not quite $7 worth...
:lol:
It's a schooley pole ultra lite!
:yikes:

Another option is the Silstar Pinnacle
Tiny 20's (about 5.5 Oz)
http://silstar.com/guide/products.aspx?Pid=329&Cid=234#


http://silstar.com/images/EnlargeImage/TFC20.jpg

or the
Tiny Deadbolt (7.4 Oz)
http://silstar.com/guide/products.aspx?Pid=328#


http://silstar.com/images/EnlargeImage/DUL20.jpg

Less $$$ than those tEEKa cLEEtUS reels.
;)

Just do a search online for 'em .......................
:fish2:

[mkroulik]

Any thoughts or experiences with these?

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/standard-item.jsp?id=0011700110506a&navCount=7&podId=0011700&parentId=cat20196&masterpathid=&navAction=jump&cmCat=MainCatcat20166-cat20196&catalogCode=IJ&rid=&parentType=index&indexId=cat20196&hasJS=true

Mike

[jigworm]

Another Tica fan. Have two Tica Cetus's and quit using all the others I have. You might pay less for other "small" reels, but these are worth the money. Great drags that work in extremely cold weather.

[woodie slayer]

president model 6720 pflueger

holds 100 yards 4 # test

9 ball bearings


great drag

best ice fishing reel on the market or for summer ultra light spinning
49.99

[wolverines]

Another option is the Silstar Pinnacle
Tiny 20's (about 5.5 Oz) or the Tiny Deadbolt (7.4 Oz)




I agree with the above...if size is the issue here, then the Silstar's are the way to go, smallest I've seen yet.