As you can see, I’ve become a bit of a fan of the Studio Ocean Mark No Limit spools.
Tict isn’t necessarily a brand that you instantly associate with fishing reels, but in their quest to make light lure fishing better they have designed an innovative range of custom reel parts that fit both Shimano and Daiwa reels.
The Daiwa Luvias 15 range of reels are amongst my favourites and the baby 1003 model is just perfect for ultralight line applications. This Luvias 1003 was seen on the 34 stand at the 2018 Osaka Fishing Show, displaying the company’s rose pink Zerogra Double Handle III and Balancer III. Sweet ride.
One of the most desirable items at the 2018 Osaka Fishing Show – the brand new Daiwa Exist 18. This top-of-the-range Daiwa spinning reel pictured here, the LT2000S-H Finesse Custom has been pushed to even greater heights with a full SLP Works upgrade kit including, spool, handle and handle cap. Whoa mumma!
Seen in Fishing 1Ban tackle shop, North Osaka. Already fallen in love. Tiny, tiny, tiny, Shimano Soare CI4 500S, pimped with Thirty34Four’s dope Zerogra III double handle and Balancer.
What follows is my own, rather lame justification in purchasing yet another fine fishing reel – a JDM Shimano Vanquish C3000SDH.