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Shimano Sedona
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2 1272 1/7/2008
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100% of reviewers $36.50 8.5
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Description: Shimano redesigned their Best Selling spinning reel, the Sedona, and packed it with more new high tech features then ever before. All the Sedona reels received the new A-RB Bearings for superior corrosion resistance and longer, smoother life; making them even better for any application, salt or fresh. Shimano also included the super-strong, ultralight Cold Forged Aluminum spool that resists the scratches and nicks along the rim that are death for long, smooth casts. The front drag Sedonas all received soft rubber handles for a positive grip and more comfort. Standard features like Super Stopper II instant anti-reverse for rock solid hook sets and the Power Roller that helps eliminate line twist were retained for this star performer. Add the smoothness of Shimano's Fluid Drive precision cut gears and Dyna-Balance and you have a reel that cranks smoothly and is wobble free. When you get your hands on one of these reels you'll see why they sell so well. If you already have one then you already know.
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Dave B.

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Location: Sanford NC
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Review Date: 5/7/2007 Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: $38.00 | Rating: 9 

 
Pros: easy to operate and cast, good drag system, holds up great in saltwater
Cons: wish it had more line capacity especially in the 2000 and 1000 sizes

Great little reel! I've got 5 of them on IM6 one piece graphite rods and they perform great in both salt and fresh water light tackle situations.

Can handle redfish/trout and peanut mahi's and then can turn around an catch catfish/bass/brim and crappie.

Very versatile and a reel that will last a good while with very low maintenance.


Reel Specs
SE750FB
Bearings: 2+1
Line Cap: 2/240, 4/120, 6/95
SE1500FB
Bearings: 3+1
Line Cap: 4/170, 6/130, 8/90
SE2500FB
Bearings: 3+1
Line Cap: 6/200, 8/140, 10/120
SE4000FB
Bearings: 3+1
Line Cap: 8/240, 10/200, 12/160
SE6000FB
Bearings: 3+1
Line Cap: 10/310, 12/240, 14/210

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Location: Hampstead
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Review Date: 1/7/2008 Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: $35.00 | Rating: 8 

 
Pros: Good value
Cons: Not corrosion resistant

Good overall quality. Can't beat them for the money. I use them for my grand kids and other newbies on the boat (that way it don't hurt so bad if one goes overboard).

However they are not made for the saltwater environment, salt spray can and will penetrate the gear housing. Washing them off will not solve the problem as it just pushes the salt further in. I started spraying Reel Magic on them and that works well.
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