How to EASILY upgrade the DRAG on ANY reel | SMOOTH and POWERFUL DRAG!

[@locoshaggy]

Clear!! It is about making the most of the friction surface to improve braking force. I believe that companies do not make larger discs to save costs, since there would be no problem with improving the brake since the failure would never come from the gears, first because they are not forced by braking, and second because it would all fall on the brakes. weight on the line and it would be cut. Perhaps only the top of the range will have more surface area in the future.

[@bazkaknics6095]

It was cool to rewatch the whole process in a video, I think it is a great idea to share these tips and tricks with peer fishos out there. The Tatula 70 you pimped up for me definitely turned out to be better than factory 👌👏

[@Off_The_Top_Fishing]

Thanks mate, I’m glad you did not fall asleep with the video 😅 I really hope it helps others gain confidence and attempting things they wouldn’t have otherwise. So far, publishing this video made me learn a couple of things when Robert shared his thoughts after he watched it so, to me, this is already a win 🙂

[@Jake_UpNorthFishingAdventures]

Great instructional video mate. Very clear and easy to follow. Good work Ramon 👍

[@Off_The_Top_Fishing]

Thanks Jake, I’m sure there’s room for improvement but it’s the first one…as long as it is clear to follow I’m happy

[@Jake_UpNorthFishingAdventures]

@@Off_The_Top_Fishing spot on mate

[@yep.fishing]

10:56 the carbontex what? 😂 The thing you didn't know what it was called is called a compass

[@Off_The_Top_Fishing]

Haha sheet and sh#t will never sound different coming out of my mouth 🤷🏽‍♂️ common issue across non-native English speakers (similar with beach and…). Oh ok, I thought the compass was the one with one pencil end…thought the double spike ended was called different