Has anyone used this guy? I know okuma isnt the best quality, but for the price they are not bad at all! Just wondering what anyone has heard or anything like that...
Oh yea its the one that has a drag system...
http://www.fishusa.com/tackleshop/catal ... CCE44&fx=1
Check the link^^^
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The Okuma Sheffield SirataModerators: Thomas Steele, Barbel
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The Okuma Sheffield Sirata
I guess for a dragged reel 350 isnt bad
The back is ugly as sin...
Boo!!! a centerpin with a drag!? Seriously though, Okuma makes a fine reel. I use a Sheffield and have no complaints about it, so I am sure the Sirata would be a fine reel. There is just something I like about fighting em with my finger. Never gets old.
Friend of mine has it. I have seen it fished many times and even fished it myself.
My vote and the vote of others (including Mepps3 and Driftabugger) is Awsome reel. Looks kinda cool to. You dont always have to have the drag on. Great for salmon! If you hook a slob click on the drag. If it's a smaller fish then dont.
I think Caig at E.O. will do you better than 350!
ok this is coming from a guy that uses a mykiss for a daily driver and a king pin for a back up...that reel is da chits for salmon hands down..when ya want the drag its there, when ya dont shut it off..will be my go to salmon slammer next season
I agree that a drag would mean less fun...and crap from your buddies...But having one in some instances would save on knuckles and help your ratio out...Not really looking to buy one...maybe... i was just curious about its performance..you know
I agree that for the dollar Okuma makes a stellar product There is something about fighting a fish with no drag though... thanks guys
Sure is! and my Purist i have hod for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, nearly 6 years now sure doesnt have one!
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