DAIWA CERTATE SW 24 | BEST Saltwater Reel Release of 2024

[@joshuafigueroa6]

Beautiful! 😍 I have the 24 LT5000 D-HX ARC. I could only imagine meeting the bigger sister. It will probably be better for me fishing off the surf. I'm in the nor'east USA. We go strong on the striped Bass here

[@alirezaMirazi]

Daiwa is the best best best for ever🔥😎

[@nathansoutbackfishing]

Far out man these reels look wild I’m looking into buying a 24 certate 2500

[@juliangraziani7299]

Do it. Fantastic reel. One of my favourite reels in my arsenal.

[@nathansoutbackfishing]

@@juliangraziani7299 awesome cheers!

[@themanwholivedv275]

No metal arm😢

[@classydriimz1403]

Please make a comparison between the 2024 Certate LT vs the new 24 certate sw, in 5000 XH please. I want to get it from Tackle west, Thank you.

[@TackleWest]

The SW is a larger reel and made for heavier applications. Is select SW series for PE3

[@Japanesezenwindows]

Is the 5000 body size the same as the 6000 body size like the previous version and the spool being the only differentiator? I’ve read somewhere the 6000 also has a slightly bigger body size ?

[@TackleWest]

The body is the same but the rotor and spool on the 6000 is larger

[@bazzaip2698]

Will it be 18000h and 14000xh on 24 model too ?

[@TrungLe-kk7yd]

Hi guy I have saltiga surf 10 ft 6-12 I thing will pair with 24 Certate 6000h it good or 5000 enough?

[@TackleWest]

I think for 10ft the 8000 or 10000 size

[@TrungLe-kk7yd]

@@TackleWest6000xh good for land base and fish pier ?

[@kylewebster3482]

How is the sizing between the 4000LT and the new 4000SW? I have a 4000lt that I love but am looking for a slightly beefier reel to fill with PE 2 and target bigger fish. I'm currently fishing a stradic 4000 which is noticeably bigger than the Certate 4000lt. Thank you.

[@TackleWest]

The 4000SW is noticeably bigger than the 4000LT range. For fishing PE2 like I would suggest the 4000SW would be the best size to go with

[@danc8889]

Does the 6000 SW have the same body as the 4000 & 5000 SW or is it bigger?

[@TackleWest]

Yes body is same on all reels but rotors different

[@lansiman]

as much as i love daiwa spirits to innovate, i much prefer a worm shaft spinning reel in a high end range, its just a more sophisticated system and results in a better and flatter line lay, from my observation some times daiwa had concave line lay even in some of their high end offering

[@kongxiong6005]

that's the design.

[@lansiman]

@ i'm not talking about the reverse taper itself, the line lay is supposed to be straight in reverse taper shape, not concave

[@kongxiong6005]

@@lansiman I'm sure that concave line laying is just the oscillation doubling up at the ends. As far as I know it doesn't affect my fishy experiences and yes I do have multiple diawa reels but the product still works flawlessly.

[@lansiman]

@@kongxiong6005 you want to pay top dollar for uneven line lay when a cheap stradic give a perfect straight line lay, be my guest

[@mohdhafizul9107]

5000sw suitable to play heavy games like mekong cat fish 30-50kg?

[@aliadnanmansor2599]

pakai certate 2021 8000-P bang terbaik. saya dah pakai. puas hati

[@TackleWest]

I think you need larger reel

[@fernfolch]

If you need to fix change a bearing you have to send it to Diawa. Not trying to be a fanboy but you can disassemble the most cheap and expensive shimano and replace anything inside by yourself with a KZbin video. Its a beautiful reel nonetheless and must be amazing until you need to service it and live outside the us, japan or Australia

[@bazkaknics6095]

All you need to invest in is an MQ side plate removal tool off Ebay ($60AUD) and the almighty magseal oil ($75AUD off Ebay). Not a rocket science to pull them apart. KZbin has some Malaysian videos where you can observe the process

[@fernfolch]

@@bazkaknics6095 130 + bearing for bearing change? no thx

[@bazkaknics6095]

@fernfolch Of course, the tools are for regular maintenance and they are only worth it if you have multiple Daiwa MQ reels which you plan to keep for long

[@blakebrittain5052]

Stella’s waaaaaay better

[@fernandogarciamartinez3655]

Hope Daiwa has solved the pickup issue with the Certate24. Otherwise I won’t buy any

[@jlee4918]

whats pickup issue?

[@darrenbutler1765]

Wouldn't keep one if you gave it to me. Soft shitty Duralumin gears, faulty magseal system. Used to love Daiwa but until they sort out durability I will be buying Twinpowers.

[@danielwutfisho]

What material is the twinpower running? Why would you buy a reel with a half plastic sideplate

[@sydelossantos9058]

Daiwa saltiga 2020 and 2023 better

[@jaidendewick3673]

Thoughts on why a 23 saltiga is better? Just purchased the 23 saltiga 5000H to target landbased demersals and pelagics, but noticed it doesn’t feel as smooth as the new certates which was slightly concerning 😅

[@sydelossantos9058]

@ well I guess it all depends on the person to be honest. Although most of specs on both reels are very similar, but different bearings and materials/features gathered to make the reel itself. the Saltiga typically has a more refined and higher-capacity drag system. The Certate tends to be slightly lighter due to its use of lighter materials like Zaion carbon fiber rotor compared to the Saltiga's aluminum rotor. Another thing is that even though both reels have the same drag system, the saltiga is top of the line for let’s say tuna and giant trevally. Not saying the Cercate is bad, but just referring to experienced fishermen who have these reels like cavy fishing and briggsy fishing. I like both though.