saltist vs torium

hey guys,this mite be a stupid question but,for those of u who have previosly owned them or have suggesions bout them can u let me know = ],having problem choosing which one suits me,which ones better for bottom bouncing ,casting and jigging etc.and also which one is more easy to level wind manually and feedback would be nice = ] .thanks guys...and also one last thing,if anyone have any opinion on other reels that are similar please do let me know,i wouldnt mind paying more for something better.


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i have never used a saltist

Tue, 2009-03-03 18:47

i have never used a saltist but i love my torium

actually casts really well but haven't had much of a chance to bottom bounce with it as of yet

 

why do u need a bottom bouncing outfit nicson?

 

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I haven't used a Torium but the Saltists are a great allround

Tue, 2009-03-03 19:18

reel which I use for beach fishing and bottom bouncing - and from all reports is a great jigging reel.

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To be honest, altho both

Tue, 2009-03-03 19:32

To be honest, altho both reels can do all of the above, both are very similar to each other in size, style and quality. The only difference is that the Toriums are only available in high speed and Saltists are available in both. Saltists also come in levelwind version but avoid it if possible for heavy fishing.

Really its down to personal preference, best bet you go to the shop with both and have a look. 

 

 

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thanks guys= ],anyone know

Tue, 2009-03-03 19:50

thanks guys= ],anyone know which one has a narrower spool?and do i always have to manual level wind ,even if im fighting a big fish?or even if im casting a retriveing?

hey reub,i might use it for bottom bashing but its more about comparing these two reels aye = ]

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Torium :)

Tue, 2009-03-03 20:12

Torium :)  

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Well...the saltist has the

Tue, 2009-03-03 20:41

Well...the saltist has the narrower reel with the 30T and they make smaller ones again, 15 and 20.
No you dont have to lay the line all the time. Just do it every so often so it doesnt get out of control. While fighting the fish you dont have to lay line as well, just do it when you have bit of time.

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Tue, 2009-03-03 20:44

when some inconsiderate fish has swiped your baity offering.

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arh.ok,what do u mean by

Tue, 2009-03-03 20:47

arh.ok,what do u mean by getting out of control?lol.so i just do it when ever i want?lol

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When the line builds up over

Tue, 2009-03-03 20:53

When the line builds up over itself too much you just need to move the line lay over a bit to even it out on the spool. 

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I just read a post on the

Tue, 2009-03-03 20:52

I just read a post on the some tacklewebsite

 

SALTIGA vs TRINIDAD

well it was a good review, the trinidad got 9.08 or something outta ten and the saltiga got 9.16 outta ten

the review said the saltiga was finished better, bit stronger drag etc etc but I personally like my Trinidads over the saltigas because of my use for them

I have a 16 and a 16n both of which I use on my mulloway outfits and both have cast control, I personally find the 16n casts alot better

http://www.tackletour.com/reviewcastingkings.html 

so saying that I would say the TORIUM cause the TORIUM is the cheaper version basically of a trinidad, which has very similar functions iE cast control

Like honsu said, it depends on your application for the reel and what gear ratio you want, how strong it needs to be etc

my advise would be to go see someone like honsu at your local tackle shop and talk to them

good luck

 

 

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thanks mate,just gonna be

Tue, 2009-03-03 21:01

thanks mate,just gonna be using it like u = ],more for mulloway,shark and ray fishing
although will still wanna use it for bottombouncing or jigging when i get out on a boat = ]

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What line are you intending

Tue, 2009-03-03 23:01

What line are you intending to run?

 

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maybe 40lb or 50lb

Wed, 2009-03-04 12:34

maybe 40lb or 50lb braid?

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