Daiwa Millionaire
Daiwa Millionaire
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 DAIWA Millionaire CV Z 250 F Machined Aluminum Frame Made in Japan  US $240.00
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 DIAWA MILLIONAIRE 5HS 51 BAIT CASTING REEL US $45.99
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 Daiwa Millionaire CV X 300A excellent condition US $80.00
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 Daiwa Millionaire V Power Speed Baitcasting Fishing Reel US $29.99
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 Used Vintage DAIWA Millionaire Reels for parts US $9.99
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 Daiwa 300 Millionaire S Baitcasting Reel Very Nice Used US $.99
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 Abu Garcia Neoprene Reel Case 2 Sizes 6000 or 7000 US $9.45
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 DAIWA MILLIONAIRE 6 HM REEL US $45.00
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 DAIWA MILLIONAIRE 4HM US $9.99
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 DAIWA MILLIONAIRE CLASSIC 300 Baitcasting Reel NEW RH US $54.99
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 Armadillo Fishing Reel Skin Cover Small Casting New US $6.99
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 Daiwa New Millionaire Classic Baitcast Reel M C300L US $55.79
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 Daiwa Millionaire CV Z 203 US $217.50
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 Daiwa Millionaire 5H Bronze Color Hi Speed Japan Baitcasting Reel Right Hand US $24.99
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 DAIWA MILLIONAIRE PROTEUS 300 L H BEACHCAST MULTIPLIER US $104.31
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 Daiwa Millionaire II vintage fishing reel 500M Hi speed US $34.99
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 DAIWA MILLIONAIRE 7HT MULTIPLIER REEL US $86.94
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 Daiwa Millionare II Black Widow BWM701MT Rare Collectors Reduced Price US $299.99
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 Team Daiwa Millionaire CV Z 253A Baitcaster Not made anymore JM US $249.99
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 Daiwa Millionaire Etc Cog Gear Part Number K16 3501 US $2.99
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 DAIWA MILLIONAIRE 3R LINE WOW ♬ ✰ ♧ ♬ ☼ LOOK US $32.00
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 Daiwa Millionaire Baitcast Reel 15lb 260yd US $63.04
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 Daiwa Millionaire Proteus 250 Baitcasting Reel GREY US $80.99
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| Computer Experts |
muskie reels on a budget?
i like the Shimano Curado and the daiwa millionaire reel. are these good? if not, please tell me some others. thanks.
Most serious Musky fishermen I know use Abu Garcia C4's and C3's; the 5500 line.
- Abu C4- http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_74091____SearchResults
If you wanted to go with a low-profile reel you may want to look at the Abu Garcia, Revo line. With 24Lb's of Drag the Revo Stx would easily be able to boat a Musky. Unfortunately, they are even more expensive than a Curado- http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_10204883____SearchResults
FYI: It's very important to have a strong drag when Musky fishing. Quickly boating & releasing a Musky is vital to the survival of the fish.
Hope this info helps ya? Good luck in your search.
UPDATE: It also depends on the average size of your Musky. I live in MN and it's pretty normal to catch 40" plus Northern & Musky. I caught a 42" Northern just a month ago while fishing a Bass Tourney. That Northern was FUN to catch on Bass tackle! I'm just glad I was fishing my 6'6" MH rod at the time- I would have never got him in! (lol). Thumbs UP to everyone.
