Anyone own or have seen these seem like the perfect size for 10/9 ft rods 150m: 0.40. What's the line lay like, and drag?

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Not those but I have the 4000 and they are brilliant little reels

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Got one the other week for my 9ft wychwood. Its fantastic, the drag is a finicky to start with but I think once it's been bedded in it will be better.

They are light and smooth, shame they don't include a spare spool but they are available separately.

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It's between Ninja 6000 and the emcast 5000 br lt they will be for a set of 9 ft rods. What to do 🤣😂

The ninja is a lot smaller and lighter. I wouldnt worry about line lay as thats a load of ******** anyway. I wouldnt have another reel with super slow oscillation, its just a gimmick. They dont have a quick drag mind so if your used to a qd drag or baitrunner i would go with the emcast. I have a couple of daiwa ballistic lt reels and they are superb little reels.

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Not a fan of qd reels to be honest some seem to quick. The ninja 6000 has a bigger capacity than the emcast granted not a lot bigger.

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Have these on my scopes and love em , balance perfectly

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Have you got 6000s

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Have a look at the emcast 25a, I bought some and loved them, then stupidly sold them as I thought my 10ft rods were going to be redundant for next season, but I've got a ticket for a lake where il be using them so need to buy some more reels now 😂 going to get them again or the okuma inception 6000 I think.

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Yes mate on 9 foot 3lb scopes

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Thanks sound perfect I have 9ft Daiwa 2.75 powermesh rods should balance lovely 😊!

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What's the drag like?

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If they are anything like the others then they actually have a usable drag system

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Meaning?