Daiwa Crossfire Reel Demo

The Daiwa Crossfire Spinning Reel.
In this video, Ray Thompson shows us the features and benefits of the Daiwa Crossfire spinning reel. They are available in some incredibly small sizes making just about any catch fun!
This reel is available in sizes: 1000, 2000, 2500, 3000 & 4000.
These products are available from all leading tackle shops nationwide and from The Kingfisher online shop:
www.kingfisher.co.za/
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[@manieschoeman2231]

Hi. I have both an 7" and 8" Kingfisher telescopic rods. What reels are recommended for these? I was thinking that either a baitcaster or a spinning reel would work, though the rod guide closest to the reel is not as big as for a proper spinning rod. I was thinking of either a 2000 or a 2500 size. Any advice will be appreciated

[@TheKingfisherFishing]

Hi Manie, thanks for your comment. You are quite right, a 2000 or 2500 reel would pair correctly to both the 7' and 8' rods. Something like a Crossfire would be great with mono line attached. Where do you plan to fish? That will determine the reel best to pair it with.

[@manieschoeman2231]

@@TheKingfisherFishing Hi, thanks for the reply. I will be going to Sterkfontein dam end of June and try for bass. I know it wil probably be to cold, but the telescopic rods will transport well. here at home i wil occasionaly usse the for bass fishing at Midmar.

[@manieschoeman2231]

Just another question....I have always fished with Floro. What would the difference be with mono?

[@TheKingfisherFishing]

Fluorocarbon is more abrasive resistant than monofilament line, it is invisible in water and when you pull it tight it will lie straight which is a key feature. If your mainline is braid or mono it is a good idea to use fluorocarbon as a leader. Hope that helps. Tight lines