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    Posted: 07 Jan 2012 at 2:18pm
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which one is better for on top?
ive heard guys that go for stellas all the way but others saltigas,
which one is better FOR TOPWATER FISHING .
your thoughts?
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Stella gets the best reviews from the spinning reel gurus 
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Good luck getting a non bias informative result from this thread Harry Mike LOL it's a Ford vs Holden question that one...
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TuffTackle Brawn will blitz all of these....LOL

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as has been said its like holden v ford, both good. saltigas have their following, they may be a bit heavier but check all the stats on the net.

also www.alantani.com has very detailed reel reviews.

stella all the way for me buts thats just my opinion.
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Ones pretty and ones pretty gay..LOL..for the top HG Stella's or Salty's,both are the best (but one much better) Heart
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From a charter point of veiw Stella SW 10k is the best reel for top water fishing and that is why they are the only reels I use
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Originally posted by ReelAppealLures ReelAppealLures wrote:

TuffTackle Brawn will blitz all of these....LOL

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i hear these are the bees kneesWink (especially on 360tuna)LOLLOLLOLLOLLOLLOL
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i would be stoked with either !!!! 6 of em on a charter boat means stellas are the biz { or they be sponsored } . 
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I have fished both Salty & Stella for many years and own two of each. Can't fault either reel!
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price difference is is significant tho..well last time i looked
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I have own a Stella 10000 , 18000 and the new Saltiga 6500H (2010 Model)

IMHO I prefer the new Saltiga 6500H over the Stella 18000 as it feels much lighter when on a Rod than a Stella 18000 even though the spec's show the weights being similar on paper. The new Saltiga feels more  balanced and the free spool feels smoother also.


SALTIGA's all the way for me! and that's because weight is an issue for me as i prefer the lightest setup.

However the Stella's are still awesome reels.... Like MIB said its personal  preference so i suggest that you try the new Saltiga and the Stella before you make a decision but if weight is an issue for you then the new  Saltiga's all the way.

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Read the report by Alan Hawke(spinning reel guru) and then make up your mind
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Where does one find that report Kevo?
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i just googled alan hawke spinning reels took me to the required website.
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www.stipers online, he even dissmantles em and weighs parts on his little digital scales!
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Originally posted by Stellamoon Stellamoon wrote:

I have own a Stella 10000 , 18000 and the new Saltiga 6500H (2010 Model)

IMHO I prefer the new Saltiga 6500H over the Stella 18000 as it feels much lighter when on a Rod than a Stella 18000 even though the spec's show the weights being similar on paper. The new Saltiga feels more  balanced and the free spool feels smoother also.


SALTIGA's all the way for me! and that's because weight is an issue for me as i prefer the lightest setup.

However the Stella's are still awesome reels.... Like MIB said its personal  preference so i suggest that you try the new Saltiga and the Stella before you make a decision but if weight is an issue for you then the new  Saltiga's all the way.

Awesome I see a cheap Stella 10000SW coming my way later this monthLOLLOLLOL don't forget that HD movie Camera kit for filming man or Lionel will have to use his other film crewShocked
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