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Vill lägga till att man kan inte lita till 100% på det som postas på nätet, fast det är så Jag upplever det, just i det här fallet och den här personen kunde inte förklara det på ett bättre sätt.
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Ämne heter: SOL v's TE 50 GT
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Last spring I purchased a Sol L, an Alphas 103L and a TE51GT.
Oh, I also had a chance to try out a Curado 101D also. Out of the bunch I liked the TE51GT the best. IMO, all were good at casting/pitching/flipping but the TE51GT had an edge over the others in distance wise and smoothness.
The Sol and Alphas cast/pitch/flip about the same but I preferred the Sol over the Alphas between the two. The gearing felt more solid in the Sol over the Alphas.
With the Calcutta TE51GT, it cast/flip/pitch further then the Sol & Alphas I purchased.
The TE51GT pitched/flipped light plastics & jigs just a little bit further and because it is smoother I find that I can flip and pitch with it more accurately as well. When it comes to long/hard overhead casts with heavier plastics, the TE51GT really shines over the other reels I bought. Here is my experience from comparing the TE51GT vs. Sol & Alphas-I fish from a boat but sometimes also from land.
When I'm on a boat, casting distance normally isn't as important as it is than when I'm fishing on land. One place I like to fish around here is a 47 acre public pond managed for Bass, no boats allowed.
I have a somewhat "secret sweet spot" on this pond that most don't know about. The thing is, it's kinda out there. You stand on a certain point and look towards the middle of the lake and about 55 to 65 yards out is a submerged hump w/ thick hydrilla on it that normally holds a good amount of 4#-6# bass.
One evening me & my brother landed about 15 or so bass, all 4lbs+ off this hump in about 3 hours of fishing between the two of us with about 8 or so break offs-all in one spot (being on foot, that was a major plus).
We had a little taste of Bass Heaven that evening. When fishing this spot, I normally use Spro Frogs, weightless 7" Senkos & 5" Senkos T-rigged on a 1/8oz. Slider jig head, all reels spooled w/ 14lbs. braid w/ breaks almost off for max distance. The bass would slam on the Senko as it falls into the hydrilla or explodes on the Frogs on the surface. All 3 reels are able to reach the hump with the Spro Frogs & weightless 7" Senko but only the TE51GT was able to put the 5" Senko in that "sweet spot."
I also noticed that once you reached a certain distance w/ the Sol & Alphas, harder overhead casts didn't improve distance any unlike the TE51GT. Of the 3 lures used, the TE51GT was able to outcast the Sol and Alphas by about 5-7 yards. The Sol is a mighty fine reel but I don't think it can hold it's own against the TE50/51GTs.
Overall, in my opinion, the TE51GT is a better reel in all aspects (excluding price & palming) then the Sol. Granted it is a little more expensive than the Sol but you do get a lot more reel for the money. I am so impressed with this little workhorse that I will either buy another TE51GT or upgrade to the Conquest 51.
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The 50/51 is the better reel. No compairison. They are little tanks.
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You won't regret purchasing the TE50GT out of the 3, but if money is not an issue, invest some more money and step up to a conquest 50/51. you won't regret it.
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I haven't fished the Sol or Alphas, but I have had plenty of TDZs and a couple of Pixies. The Conquest is as good as any of the Daiwa reels I have fished for casting the lighter weighted lures in the 1/4-5/16oz range for distance...for really light lures it is close to the Pixy but with more solid build and smoother operation overall.
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I would vote also for the Conquest 50(S)/51(S).
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Det kan bli en hel info på engelska med engelska mått. Jag orkar inte översätta det.
Vill lägga till att man kan inte lita till 100% på det som postas på nätet, fast det är så Jag upplever det, just i det här fallet och den här personen kunde inte förklara det på ett bättre sätt.
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Ämne heter: SOL v's TE 50 GT
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Last spring I purchased a Sol L, an Alphas 103L and a TE51GT.
Oh, I also had a chance to try out a Curado 101D also. Out of the bunch I liked the TE51GT the best. IMO, all were good at casting/pitching/flipping but the TE51GT had an edge over the others in distance wise and smoothness.
The Sol and Alphas cast/pitch/flip about the same but I preferred the Sol over the Alphas between the two. The gearing felt more solid in the Sol over the Alphas.
With the Calcutta TE51GT, it cast/flip/pitch further then the Sol & Alphas I purchased.
The TE51GT pitched/flipped light plastics & jigs just a little bit further and because it is smoother I find that I can flip and pitch with it more accurately as well. When it comes to long/hard overhead casts with heavier plastics, the TE51GT really shines over the other reels I bought. Here is my experience from comparing the TE51GT vs. Sol & Alphas-I fish from a boat but sometimes also from land.
When I'm on a boat, casting distance normally isn't as important as it is than when I'm fishing on land. One place I like to fish around here is a 47 acre public pond managed for Bass, no boats allowed.
I have a somewhat "secret sweet spot" on this pond that most don't know about. The thing is, it's kinda out there. You stand on a certain point and look towards the middle of the lake and about 55 to 65 yards out is a submerged hump w/ thick hydrilla on it that normally holds a good amount of 4#-6# bass.
One evening me & my brother landed about 15 or so bass, all 4lbs+ off this hump in about 3 hours of fishing between the two of us with about 8 or so break offs-all in one spot (being on foot, that was a major plus).
We had a little taste of Bass Heaven that evening. When fishing this spot, I normally use Spro Frogs, weightless 7" Senkos & 5" Senkos T-rigged on a 1/8oz. Slider jig head, all reels spooled w/ 14lbs. braid w/ breaks almost off for max distance. The bass would slam on the Senko as it falls into the hydrilla or explodes on the Frogs on the surface. All 3 reels are able to reach the hump with the Spro Frogs & weightless 7" Senko but only the TE51GT was able to put the 5" Senko in that "sweet spot."
I also noticed that once you reached a certain distance w/ the Sol & Alphas, harder overhead casts didn't improve distance any unlike the TE51GT. Of the 3 lures used, the TE51GT was able to outcast the Sol and Alphas by about 5-7 yards. The Sol is a mighty fine reel but I don't think it can hold it's own against the TE50/51GTs.
Overall, in my opinion, the TE51GT is a better reel in all aspects (excluding price & palming) then the Sol. Granted it is a little more expensive than the Sol but you do get a lot more reel for the money. I am so impressed with this little workhorse that I will either buy another TE51GT or upgrade to the Conquest 51.
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The 50/51 is the better reel. No compairison. They are little tanks.
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You won't regret purchasing the TE50GT out of the 3, but if money is not an issue, invest some more money and step up to a conquest 50/51. you won't regret it.
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I haven't fished the Sol or Alphas, but I have had plenty of TDZs and a couple of Pixies. The Conquest is as good as any of the Daiwa reels I have fished for casting the lighter weighted lures in the 1/4-5/16oz range for distance...for really light lures it is close to the Pixy but with more solid build and smoother operation overall.
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I would vote also for the Conquest 50(S)/51(S).
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