Is The Daiwa Tatula SV Worth The Hype | Watch BEFORE You BUY!!
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2023
- Welcome to our in-depth Daiwa Tatula SV review, where we dive into the remarkable features and performance of this exceptional baitcasting reel! The Daiwa Tatula SV is a true game-changer, combining cutting-edge technology with sleek design to provide anglers with an unrivaled fishing experience.
🎣 Precision Engineering:
The Tatula SV boasts Daiwa's revolutionary SV Spool, featuring Air Brake technology. This innovative system regulates spool speed during casts, ensuring remarkable control and accuracy. Whether you're casting finesse lures or heavier baits, the SV Spool minimizes backlashes and guarantees precise lure placement, even in adverse weather conditions.
🎣 Unmatched Casting Performance:
Experience the freedom of effortless casting with the Daiwa Tatula SV's T-Wing System. Its wide-aperture design reduces friction on the line, enabling longer, more accurate casts. Say goodbye to tangles and bird nests, as the T-Wing System guarantees smooth line flow, increasing your casting distance and improving overall angling performance.
🎣 Power and Versatility:
The Tatula SV reel is built for versatility, accommodating a wide range of fishing techniques and styles. Its 7+1 ball bearing system delivers unparalleled smoothness, while the tough and durable gears provide exceptional strength to handle big game fish. From finesse fishing to flipping heavy cover, the Tatula SV excels in every situation, making it a top choice for both novice and seasoned anglers alike.
🎣 Comfort and Control:
Ergonomics play a crucial role in any successful fishing trip, and the Daiwa Tatula SV shines in this aspect. The compact, low-profile design fits comfortably in your hand, allowing for extended periods of use without fatigue. The adjustable Magforce-Z cast control system lets you fine-tune the reel's braking to suit your casting style and adapt to various lure weights.
🎣 Durability and Reliability:
Built to last, the Tatula SV reel features a rugged aluminum frame and side plate, ensuring long-term durability and corrosion resistance. The Zaion drag star further enhances the reel's reliability, offering consistent and smooth drag performance during intense battles with trophy fish.
Join us as we put the Daiwa Tatula SV to the test in real-life fishing scenarios and witness the prowess of this remarkable baitcasting reel. Whether you're a tournament angler or a weekend warrior, the Daiwa Tatula SV is a true game-changer that will elevate your fishing experience to new heights. Hit that like button, subscribe to our channel, and stay tuned for more exciting reviews and fishing adventures!
🎣 Gear Used in this Video:
Daiwa Tatula SV Baitcasting Reel
Rod: Dobyns Fury 734 Heavy
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Looks like a great reel! Thank you for sharing my friends!
Thanks for stopping by and watching we appreciate it
Yes, I have four. Only one backlash when I snagged weeds on the back cast. Love these reels.
Awesome thanks for sharing your experience with them.
Interesting review. Thumbs up.
Awesome thanks for stopping by and checking it out we appreciate it
Just bought one since all I own is Shamano and we fished a little over 6 hours and it was so good i didnt miss my Shimano's. Even my son likes it better super smooth and will throw anything !
These are my go to reels. I have always liked how they feel and how they cast any bait you put on them. Thanks for watching the video and commenting. We appreciate it.
I love the new tat sv great reel this ones great to
Thanks for watching. I like all the Tatula lines honestly.
Very nice reel, I had that reel but returned it and went with a Shimano. I am thinking about this one for my topwater reel as well. Great job guys!
Curious on why you returned it? Thanks for stopping by and watching we appreciate it
Interesting, i returned my SLX DC for this reel instead.
Returned a Curado for a Daiwa SV, weird.
Best reel on market at price point ! Even cast 3 grams easy with it.
It is a good reel I did just blow the anti reverse bearing out of one though. But it is a dedicated frog reel. So it get used a lot and gets it’s fair share of work horse on it.
I just bought a couple Curado K’s. The deciding factor for me was availability of parts in my area for Shimano vs Diawa.
Parts what kind of parts do you need? I been fishing these for years and every few months take my reels and oil and grease them never needed any parts
@@joshandhuntersadventures5046where would one take their reel to have it serviced?
@@ConnersvilleBarber you can service it yourself it’s super easy I have videos on the channel that show you how to do it.
You must be really hard and abusive on your fishing gear. I've been fishing since the early 70's using primarily Daiwa Reels, and like Josh, I too keep up the maintenance on them, and I have yet to need replacement parts on any of my Reels. Good luck to you Sir. Tight Lines!!
The K’s suck. I have lots of Curado reels that I love from previous gen and I have 2 metaniums. Nothing against shimano reels, but the K is just not the quality of the previous generation curados. Not as smooth, feels too large to me, doesn’t cast as well. I’m looking at Tatula to try another brand’s $200 reel for that reason. It may not be any better, with my high expectations, but we’ll see. Diawa has one shot to show me something. Also, the Curado M looks identical to the K to me so not sure they really changed anything, so I’m not even looking at that one based on my experience with the K.
Hello Josh and Hunter, I'm new to your videos, I just subscribed. I absolutely love this reel; (I have 2 of them among my collection of Tatula's 11 total of different varieties). Both are "identical" SV TW 103's, however, 1 has Purple and the other has Gold on it. They are both an 8.1:1 gear ratio reel as well. I'm not really sure what to make of the different colors with the same gear ratio on the exact same reel. If you have any insight on this, please share. Thanks, and Tight lines fellas!
If you are talking about the colors that Daiwa uses on the reel for distinguishing the gear ratio. Each speed has a different color. Is that what you are talking about?
Yes, however I have 2 SV TW 103's that are exactly the same. Yet 1 is purple, and 1 is gold... I was also under the impression that the different colors meant different gear ratios... I don't understand it either
They are both 8.1:1 gear ratio
The spider in the reel IS the old or New reel baitcasting ? Who IS the best ? Thanks i want to buy a tatula sv tw
@@pierreolivier7990 all of the Tatula line is great no matter what model. I have used them all and been very pleased. Thanks for watching
What is a good rod to pair with this reel? I fish smallmouth fishing from shore a lot on the mississippi and bass from my canoe in smaller lakes. Will it work well with smaller jigs, topwater and wacky worms? Thanks!
This reel would be good for jigs and Topwater probably not so much on a wacky since most of the time they are fished on a spinning reel. As far as a rod check out the Dobyns Fury line they are priced around $129 and are great rods. Hope that helps thanks for watching
@@joshandhuntersadventures5046 thanks for your advice and info! Much appreciated 😊
I’m looking at a Mojo Bass rod to pair with it. A medium heavy action with fast action. Would that work?
@@marathonkev yes that should work great.
I have this reel and it's a workhorse. Only thing is that my hands are pretty small and gets uncomfortable after fishing for a while.
They are great reels for sure. You know they now make smaller Daiwa reels in a 80. Might be something to look into. Thanks for watching
@@joshandhuntersadventures5046yes, thank you! I've been looking into the Tatula SV TW 70
@@jessicaho19 good luck I think you will like it.
Better than curado dc ??
Well they are not in the same price range and I have not used the curado dc so I can’t speak for them. I have heard great things about the dc though. Thanks for watching
Pretty sure this is the older model that doesn’t have the zero adjust actually
I just bought it
I was told all Tatula in the last couple years have zero adjust I been using Tatula for a long time and I don’t remember the last time I touched the tension knob I just take them straight out of the box and use them never adjust it from a Texas rig to a topwater or crankbait and I got a bunch
@@joshandhuntersadventures5046how often do you adjust the brake tension?
@@katietrotter9374 I have never touched it how ever they set it at the factory is where it is they cast amazing they way they are
You can check the model on the box if its tatsv or tasv i can’t remember exactly its the older model if its the ttusv its the new model with zero adjust also wont have color accents but instead spider decals