I’ll keep an eye out for them on my next shopping spree. Here’s a video review that shows the pros and cons that I’ve found on the Daiwa BG 2500 reel so far. Hard to beat at this price point. My pleaseure Shaye! Again its not a dunk and go reel no where on its website does it mention this .and sand will get into anything unless its mag sealed or waterproof .then your talking a whole diff kind of reel and whole diff price point….its like saying my 1/4 ton truck is a pos cause it wont haul 3/4 ton . In this article, you’ll see an independent review of the Daiwa BG 2500 spinning reel. Haven’t been happy with my Penn reels lately. Everyone's been asking how the Daiwa BG 4000 is Performing and it IS working AWESOME, check out the Video! I’ve seen BG magsealed reels for sale. So in this post, I’ll focus on the feel and performance that I’ve personally felt and seen whe using the new Daiwa BG 2500 spinning reel. ! SWEET!! What I liked most is the smooth action, super strong and smooth drag! his is an outstanding reel, it has a rubber gasket around the spool to make it easy to spool braid without any hassle or need for a monofilament backing. I know there will be different situations experienced by most all, but fishing the surf with the BGs, as well as the skinny water off the Laguna Madre here on the Texas Gulf Coast, fairly well exposes these reels to some serious soaking. Love Shimano first regardless. is it necessary to spray a reel after fishing. When it comes to product features, Daiwa wins for providing the most amount of details. Good call. Just grease the insides heavily first before using and use corrosion X. I understand what you are saying, but you should not have to tear down a new reel to fix a problem that should be done by Daiwa. I’ll update this post over time if anything else comes up, and I welcome any and all feedback from you in the comment section below if you’d like to share your experiences using the Daiwa BG reel with the community. Thank you Luke Simonds for this review. I may buy another set up. If you like catching redfish, seatrout, snook, and/flounder, then you’re going to be blown away be the exclusive fishing tips we reserve for members in addition to the helpful product reviews that’ll help you make sure you’re not overspending on tackle. I’m buying the bg 2500 and I’m buying a falcon costal XG spinning rod but I don’t know what length to buy. Very happy. Super smooth drag that handles big reds and snook flawlessly. The information which appears on this site is subject to change at any time. In this Tackle Tuesday I review the Daiwa BG series of spinning reels, which have become legends in the fishing industry. The 4000 is nice for boat and pier but wouldn’t want to cast it all day. The benefit to having this oversized gear increases gear-tooth contact points, this provides smoother and extended gear life as well as more power and increased torque. Even that the BG 2000 size is still weight in at 8.5oz when paired with your 7’6 rod (at least 5oz) it is gonna be heavy setup. I used to be a loyal Penn guy but the smaller sizes 2500-4500 are not made to well. also with 15.4 pounds of drag. Luke I bought the Daiwa BG 2500 and the TFO professional MH rod great combination. There have been a few reviews that state the issue of the “stickiness” due to the grease used at the factory. Had for 2 years and used almost 250 times in saltwater and still smooth. Thanks for sharing more of your great tips on these Daiwa BG reels Michael! But if you’re mostly fishing open flats, then the smaller one can certainly get the job done. I have already scouted some areas on google maps, which I was not aware of. But I have 2 Penn spin fishers 5500 and love them for offshore fish. Many members have asked about which spinning reel is best for saltwater anglers who predominantly use artificial lures (aka – lots of casting and retrieving). Handle knob is awesome. See Cross-Brand Reel Review [Insider Club]. Cool! Thanks for making time to leave the helpful comment David! I have this reel and love it and getting another for Christmas as a present. It's built like a tank and it is easy to adjust the drag. It can be frustrating if you don’t know what to look for, and there are just so many options that it can quickly get overwhelming. From: MikeyBalzz: Bass City 12/24/20. Bought 2 with CJ rods that Tony recommended. The 3000 I bought at the same time seems good to go, so I’m giving it the benefit of the doubt so far. But I’ve also used it for lighter applications such as casting light jigs for the many pompano that have been showing up in Tampa Bay recently. Before trying this reel, my go to reel was a PENN Spinfisher V, which is a sturdy work horse, but also a lot heavier. In this review, we’re going to be looking at the Daiwa BG 4000 spinning reel. Do what the “SMART ANGLERS” are doing and join the Insider Club. Here’s a link to the post that shows the overall results of the tests so far for both the best reel based on overall value (performance per dollar of spend) and based on overall performance (without regard to price): https://www.saltstrong.com/fishing-tip/inshore-fishing-reels-best-overall-best-value/, Luke, l’m going out to purchase the Daiwa BG 2500 reel and All StarInshore 7.6 ft. I’m sure mine will find its way in the water sooner or later so I’ll report the aftermath results in an update to this post. I am not sure what the weight is. I might have to give this new version a try though, would be good to have a few reels I can run braid on. Sounds like those sizes would be a good fit then. Not yet, but those stats sure look attractive. This review only covers the Export version. Most of the fishing I’ve done with it has been targeting redfish, snook, and seatrout up on the flats. Drag is only rated for 8.8 lb, but that has proven to be plenty with light braid. DAIWA BG3500. I have the BG 2500,4000 and 8000. It's a a bit big for a 3000, but it balances well in the rod. Paired with 15lb suffix camo braid. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with the group. I own 3 BG’s and cannot say ANYTHING negative about them. With the range of sizes, you can find one to fit your needs for everything from teasing small mangrove snappers out from their cover to fighting a … Please feel free to use the Comment section below to describe your experience using Daiwa BG spinning reels or if you have any questions. In my reel shopping, and subsequent rabbit trail hunting, I saw that these are very lightweight reels, but I don’t have any experience with Okuma. In this article, we talk to Prof. Mike Wetz of Texas A&M University Corpus Christi to learn the facts about Red Tide. Create memories that matter through fishing, Email: fish@saltstrong.comToll-free: (855)888-6494130 W. Central Ave, Winter Haven, FL 33880. Sign up for FREE to receive the latest saltwater fishing videos, tutorials, product reviews, and fishing product discounts! I’ve never personally caught a redfish and only one trout which was by accident in a cast net and since I won’t be going on a boat and casting it all day it should be ok to go with the heavier option. Slower gear ratios. That JDM version comes in sizes from 3500-5000 only, and it has a hexagonal shaft handle attachment instead of the screw-in handle of the Export version. Have 2 x the 3000 and a single 4000. Y’all provide great information and are always helpful. Have a great summer. I have been using it for 3years with no problems. If fishing in areas with lots of current and/or structure, then probably go with the bigger reel. I wanted to ask you if you fished inshore near turtle beach on midnight pass near siesta key and Sarasota. Would love your thoughts, please comment. The Daiwa Saltist Back Bay LT 4000 is also a great option if you’re looking for something with about 30% more spool capacity and only slightly heavier at 10.6 oz. So far, however, I’ve found it to hold up just as well as the Spinfisher V. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with the community. Medium action rod. The 3000 size is the next step up but not sharing too many of the external parts, such as the spool/rotor, as the smaller 1500, 2000 and 2500 or the larger 3500 and 4000 (which evidently share everything but the spool size). It features the over-sized Digigear™ system and a screw-in handle that eliminates play for excellent control. This reel was brought to the market several years ago now as it debuted in 2016. The BG is constructed of black anodized machined aluminum, and this “Hard Bodyz” design is featured on the body and side c… ­ All Rights Reserved. Luke, thanks for the review. The Daiwa Fuego LT comes in 4 sizes the Fuego LT 1000, Fuego LT 2500 (2 gear ratios, Fuego LT 3000 and the largest the Fuego LT 4000). Cool. The 2500 or 3000 Daiwa BG is plenty big enough to handle those species from a pier (unless you’re targeting bull redfish which could need some more power and line capacity). This one sounds like a winner. This complete series ranges from ultralight freshwater actions to heavy big game saltwater models. Thank you for the quick reply. I spray it with fresh water after each use. Really love the machined aluminum. Want to know the truth about Red Tide? First, Let’s take a look at the core stats straight from Daiwa’s website. Here’s a link to a post showing my favorite reels and rods for inshore fishing that I’ve found so far: https://www.saltstrong.com/fishing-tip/best-inshore-rod-reel-combo/. But if you’re mostly focused on slot sized fish, the 2500 will save some money and I believe some weight too. Incorporating upgraded drag, X-Ship and HGN Gearing, and available in sizes from 1000 through 5000, it is a great choice for everything from light freshwater to medium saltwater applications. Casts amazingly well and I had zero line issue. I appreciate the unbiased and informative information. What’s your best reel for $150 or less for inshore/ beach saltwater fishing mainly throwing soft plastics, spoons Etc. Screw in handle is a big step up from some of the cheaper Daiwa spinning reels. And I just noticed that it is listed on Amazon for just ~$90 which seems to be an extremely good deal. This review is a while coming … The BG-2500s (and the BG-2000) feel a tad heavier than other brands of similar size but seem to balance out my Temple Fork and St. Croix rods very nicely when tossing plastics. I have it spooled with 17 lb test nano fil on a Med / Hvy spinning rod rated for 1/4 - 1 oz lures. I’m very knew to redfish fishing and will be fishing only from shore mostly using 15-20 braid so probably the 2500? Daiwa BG spinning series have integrated the largest drive gear in the history of Daiwa spinning reels. Yes, the Daiwa BG is a solid reel for saltwater anglers… size depends on the target species. Haul in the catch of the day with the Daiwa® BG Saltwater Inshore Systems Spinning Combo. Built better. This one is a solid choice: https://www.saltstrong.com/articles/temple-fork-outfitter-spinning-rod-review/, http://www.alanhawk.com/reviews/bg16.html. I’ve used a lot of Daiwa’s products and have been generally happy with them. Thanks for sharing your experience on these Daiwa BG spinning reels with us Michael. The Uglystick GX2 is a pretty good choice as it can cast up to almost 1.5 oz and provide good support for setting the hook. The scoring that appears on this site is determined by the site operator in its sole discretion, and should NOT be relied upon for accuracy purposes. The guys at All About Fishing made a good point: if and when the Revros starts to corrode and can’t be brought back to full performance with a good cleaning/greasing, it’s not all that expensive to just replace it. You might say that any reel this inexpensive has to be trash, but I’ve found it to perform extremely well in landing some very respectable redfish, snook and trout. Reply Guest 2, 4, 7 and 8 from 1500 - 3000 size. I’d go with the 3000 so that you have some extra line in case you hook into something really big. Have you checked out the Daiwa Legalis or Exceler LT series? This allows for a very strong grip when placed in the palm between ring finger & middle finger. (I think I can feel the fish sniff the jerk shad…Just sayin’ ) All of this comes down to personal preference for there are some very good reels less (and more) expensive out there of which possibly any one of them may suite the present needs. So far, I have been quite impressed with this reel. Here’s what you’ll receive today when you join: Save 30% And Put An End To Your Monthly Charges. About to buy a BG4000 and a 5000 for my family to use on the boat. Seems that 2500 and 3000 have the same body size just different spool size. Weekly fishing reports and TRENDS revealing exactly where you should fish ever trip, Weekly “spot dissection” videos that walk you through all the best spots in your area, Exclusive fishing tips from the PROS you can’t find anywhere else. Nice drag system. Any suggestions for rods to pair this reel up with? Sounds like you’ll be ready for action this coming April! More info, Copyright © 2020 www.bestadvisor.com. This reel is not for you. Great drag. Our insiders are the ones who fund this company in a way that enables us to stay completely unbiased on tackle reviews like this, so they are the ones who get access to cross-brand analysis like this.

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