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Daiwa® TD Zillion™ Coastal Low-Profile Baitcasting Reel
Cover water like never before Incredibly fast 7.3:1 gear ratio Rigid aluminum frame and sideplate 6 CRBB™ ball bearings plus roller bearing MagForce® Z automatic anti-backlash system 8-disc drag Now you can cover water like never before, thanks to the Daiwa® TD Zillion™ Coastal Low-Profile Baitcasting Reel's blazing 7.3:1 gear ratio. Sleek and incredibly fast, this reel doesn’t scrimp on premium features: rigid aluminum frame and sideplate, built-in corrosion protection, six CRBB™ ball bearings plus roller bearing, MagForce® Z automatic anti-backlash system, and eight-disc drag, innovative swept handle. Weight: 8.6 oz. Line capacity: 14 lbs./120 yds. Line recovery: 32" per handle turn. Gear ratio: 7.3:1.Manufacturer model #: ZLNCL100HSA.
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Questions & Answers for Daiwa Daiwa® TD Zillion™ Coastal Low-Profile Baitcasting Reel
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How does this reel compare to a Revo?
I have always used Abu Garcia reels and my favorite baitcast reel right now is the Revo Inshore. I was wondering how this reel compared to the Revo and if it is worth the extra money. It sure does look cool.
asked 2 years, 10 months ago on Daiwa® TD Zillion™ Coastal Low-Profile Baitcasting Reel
by
Rob311
- Galveston, TX
3 answers
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answer 1
Yes if you are after looks the Coastal is very cool but like I have been saying the drag is weak but its a very smooth reel also I believe that the Inshore has better bearing
and line capacity for salt water
and line capacity for salt water
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answered 1 year ago
by
Stefano
- New Jersey
answer 2
i have used the revo, and the zillion is so much smoother for casting.
answered 1 year, 11 months ago
by
shortys
- east coast
answer 3
not worth the extra money
answered 2 years, 7 months ago
by
njwater
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left handed?
asked 3 years, 1 month ago on Daiwa® TD Zillion™ Coastal Low-Profile Baitcasting Reel
by
egan
2 answers
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answer 1
Yes they do make it in a left handed model but not sure if BPS has it.
answered 2 years ago
by
Brockster
- Texas, TX
answer 2
This reel does come in Left hand retrieve. The item number is 38-351-878-00. Thank you!
answered 2 years ago
by
BPSResource1
- Springfield, MO
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Does This Reel Work For Common Snook
I am thinking about purchasing this reel. I was wondering if it is a good option for snook fishing.
The max drag seems to be on the low side (I am an amateur) from what people tell me for snook fishing.
Thank you for any help you can provide.
The max drag seems to be on the low side (I am an amateur) from what people tell me for snook fishing.
Thank you for any help you can provide.
asked 1 year, 11 months ago on Daiwa® TD Zillion™ Coastal Low-Profile Baitcasting Reel
by
jimmycfl
- Tampa Bay Area
2 answers
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answer 1
You are correct the drag is on the low side
but if you really love the reel so much the ultimate stopping power is your thumb.
but if you really love the reel so much the ultimate stopping power is your thumb.
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answered 1 year ago
by
Stefano
- New Jersey
answer 2
no need to make such a BIG purchase for an amateur angler. u can use the offshore angler or ocean master baitcast combos for snook,reds,and trout. and get away with 12 or 14lb test mono. and you can still use it to catch plenty of spanny macks off the skyway fishing piers when they run threw.
answered 1 year, 4 months ago
by
Shane31794
- Tifton,Ga
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Zillion Coastal or just Zillion?
I've been reading reviews that say the Coastal performs just as well in freshwater as salt and would just like some more confirmation. I fish mostly freshwater but make trips to the coast and would love to have the capabilities all in one reel.
asked 1 year, 2 months ago on Daiwa® TD Zillion™ Coastal Low-Profile Baitcasting Reel
by
Brant4
1 answer
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answer 1
I think that the Coastal would also perform in fresh water I am just not a big fan of reels with a 8.8 pound drag especially for inshore I would look somewhere else.
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answered 1 year ago
by
Stefano
- New Jersey
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what is a good rod match for this reel?
asked 11 months ago on Daiwa® TD Zillion™ Coastal Low-Profile Baitcasting Reel
by
tjeffry
1 answer
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answer 1
Stcroix Inshore would be nice
Top 500 Contributor
answered 8 months ago
by
Stefano
- New Jersey
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