Okuma Salina Ii 16000 High Speed Fishing Reel

Another time I was throwing big stickbaits into some wash on the front of a point, after a couple of throws I made a long cast out past the point where my tempt was belted a couple of metres into my retrieve. As early as the fish hit it tried to make a bee line around the point where it could have surely busted me off, luckily I was prepared for it and the drag was locked up and as early as I saw the fish hit I grabbed the spool. I thought the line was going to break but it could be better to lose my tempt this way than having the fish bust me off on the rocks and destroy my braid. The fish arched around with the line that was already out and only just cleared the point and not long after I had a GT around 25 – 30kg in the net. (Find more info)

My 1st reel choice focused on the newly released Okuma Salina II 16000 quick model. After testing the power gear Salina II 5000 on the kayak for the last 10 months, I was totally convinced that this higher capacity, quick Salina II 16000 could perform flawlessly as my selected GT popping powerhouse. When crunch time neared, a good mate offered me his vintage 2001 Stella 10000SW HG with a spare 16000 spool on a attempt in Fiji before I purchase base. Given my situation and the deal that ensued, the Stella choice was a tight wad’s dream. From there my ageing Shimano Saragosa 18000 could act as the main dogtooth jigging reel and double as a backup popping reel if the 10-year-old Stella and new Salina in some way got stitched up in the maelstrom. (fishingworld.com.au)

They’re nearly same – the specification’s say that the Raw ii has 7 +1 bearing, and the Salina 3: 8 +1 bearings. Other than that the drags looks the same say for the Raw ii 80 quoted @ 22kg max drag, vs. The 16000 Salina 3: 24kg,   I would not mind guessing they’re alike reels. Just one for the Australian market Salina 3 & one for the New Zealand and American Market Raw ii . (jignpopforum.com)

The Saltist looked the busines and the 4500 looked like it may hold a mile of line. The Saragosa, for some reason, I discounted quite quickly, maybe because it did not look and feel as good as the others. The Stradic was sweet, however you could have to go for the 8000 model as it is a small reel. And yes the 6000 and 8000 are the same, however the bigger has more capacity. The Salina’s looked like they were the best value for money as it was a good 35 cheaper for the II model in runout, but the action wasn’t as smooth as the Saltist and Stradic. (fishraider.com.au)

Another leap forward over last variants of this reel, the Okuma Salina 3 turn reel will satisfy serious heavy tackle saltwater anglers. Constructed from Okuma s T480 aluminium, Okuma says the Salina 3 s projected lifespan is many times greater than conventional aluminium reels and claims the frame and rotor system will last a lifetime. With a full carbon fibre drag system, this heavy responsibility turn reel is available in five sizes from 3000 to 16000 and is prepared for serious inshore and offshore action on big fish. High-speed variants of the bigger models are available. (youtv.avjarvis.com)

The Okuma Salina II quick Fishing Reels are one of the most polular reels in the Okuma fishing reel range. The 16000 ModelHigh Speed Salina II Fishing reel has a estimated fishing line capacity of 440 metres of 7kg, 337 metres of 10kg or 275m of 12kg fishing line. Gear percentage is 6. 2:1 and max drag 20kgs. The Okuma Salina II Fishing reels feature the following: DFD: Dual Force Drag System 8BB + 1RB stainless steel bearings fast set anti-reverse roller bearing for hard hook sets Precision machine cut brass pinion gear HDG: Super strong High Density Gearing EOS: Patented Elliptical Oscillation System for a perfect line lay on the spool Hydro Block water tight drag seal Rotor Equalising System for perfect reel balance, alignment and smooth cranking Okuma multi-disc heavy responsibility oiled felt drag washers Oversized bail arm CRC: Corrosion tolerant covering The Okuma Lifetime ensure. (Find more information)

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I have never really liked okumas after one seized after only one year. It was a 2500 epix from memory. I still have one, a salina II which is still a nice little reel but I be sure I clean it on a regular basis. After having all types of mid range spinning reels as well as daiwas I stick to Shimano only now. My baitrunners have been great, particularly the Thunnus 4000. They do flex a bit although. I’d also look at a Spheros or Saragossa in an proper size. I have one of the older Spheros 14000 FA and have used it to catch Yellow Fin and Dogtooth Tuna, big barracuda and sharks and rays off the beach. (Additional reading)

C lio, eu comprei um que ainda n o chegou, tamanho 5000 os outros s o 10000 e 16000 para jigar mais light pois meu Cabo 70 acho um pouco over aqui pro Rio. A especifica o do Salina II diz que o drag de 23 kg. Se for metade disso j ta bom. Na verdade o salina II igual ao Okuma Cedros que tenho mesmo design, s variando as engrenagens pois este ltimo, dado o seu gear percentage de 6:2:1, mais indicado para trabalho de poppers, modalidade para a qual especificamente adquiri. Estou gostando muito do molinete, mas ainda n o foi posto prova com peixes de 2 d gitos. Quem sabe o teste drive real fica pros Xar us de Canasvieiras ou America Central. (pescaki.com)

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