Daiwa 22 Tanacom 1200 Electric Reel With Line 20-dollar-dump-bin Paul Worsteling goes on a

Paul Worsteling goes on a trip to find a giant Pacific Bluefin Tuna in the hope of ticking off this bucket list fish whilst aiding scientific research in the meantime

which comes from a new manufacturing technique that applies both heat & tension resulting in a smoother braid with a much more consistent breaking strain and better knot strength

Sections of the reel which are not key rotational areas are equipped with strong rubber seals

Designed for a slow descent to attract fussy fish or fish with lower mobility

Even on a slow retrieve the metal spinner blade continues to spin and attract fish down in the depths

Daiwa 22 Tanacom 1200 Electric Reel With Line 20-dollar-dump-bin Paul Worsteling goes on aA total overhaul from the ground up, the Daiwa Tanacom 1200 Electric Reel is a project 5 years in the making between Daiwa Japan engineers and teams within Australia and America. From small quality of life improvements like the aluminium ball knob, to hugely functional changes like the increased speed & power, the Tanacom 1200 sets a new benchmark for quality and value for money in the electric reel market. The new design uses the exact same motor as