Shimano Tranx Series Review with Carl Jocumsen

[@bradmacleanfishing]

Brilliant reels there’s six in my collection (200-300) smooth as, low cost, Barra fish all day and not one problem. Hats off SHIMANO, you’ve killed it with this one.

[@Fishingforbasstv]

is the tranx good for umbrella rigs for bass?

[@Georgeadams-m6q]

What reel would you suggest for chasing New Guinea Black Bass. Looking at using 85lb braid

[@joshphillips5681]

Where did you find that 6.2? I’ve looked everywhere and I can’t find it. I need one for deep crank baits

[@chemmutk1]

Can we skip cast and pitch with tranx 300 ? I usually uses 10g to 20 g soft plastics... Can tranx handle such low weight shads and lures ?

[@TylerWhitelaw-f1x]

Would the 200 be good for Murray cod

[@timlane4944]

Good review, Would the 200 handle swimbaits that weigh up to 100 grams, fishing for Murray cod? Or would I be better with the 300?

[@ShimanoAustralia]

All comes down to the rod you're using for that one! The reels will handle a heavy lure, but the rod is what determines the size and weight you can throw. Hope this helps!

[@trickyrick8621]

@@ShimanoAustralia But to get max distains you need to match your lure weight up to a spool that your lure weight can spin the spool up to high rpms.

[@trickyrick8621]

3.5oz baits will get a 300 spool hitting some high rpms....which is what you want

[@svilla995]

trying to decide between the 200 and the 300. whats the lightest lure would you use for the 300?

[@ShimanoAustralia]

It's hard to say without knowing what rod you'd pair it with as this is such a major factor. For example, if it's a heavy stickbaiting rod, light lures won't work, but if it's a lighter baitcast rod, you could get away with about 10-15g lures. Really depends on the rod.

[@svilla995]

@@ShimanoAustralia thanks for the info.

[@justhunt8813]

Which Tranx would be best for slow jigging 100-150grams up to 80metres depth. Been watching your videos again and again . Most enlightening.

[@ShimanoAustralia]

Hi Just Hunt, comes down to what rod it'll be paired with and the lb line you fish with but the Tranx 400 would be your best bet.

[@mrfunnyguy3934]

would you recommend the tranx 300 for inshore snook fishing?

[@Kgoutdoor]

200

[@Zahishahid]

Which one is suitable for my rod Fast action, line PE 2-4, Lure 10-90g,6’6’’ Mostly offshore fishing.

[@Zahishahid]

@@ShimanoAustralia Tranx500🤔

[@Zahishahid]

@@ShimanoAustralia looking for tranx, 200,300 or 400 which one is suitable for my rod

[@ShimanoAustralia]

@@Zahishahid The Tranx 400 would be your best bet!

[@Zahishahid]

@@ShimanoAustralia Thank you 🙏🏽

[@shalveenlal9934]

Wat is the price range of the 200 and the 400

[@ShimanoAustralia]

Hi Shalveen, the RRP pricing ranges from $329.95 - $449.95AUD from the 200 - 400 Tranx.

[@shalveenlal9934]

@@ShimanoAustralia much appreciated..thanks

[@mooncritter721]

The Tranx is a great reel, but it can backlash on you. KASTKING has found a way to end backlash forever with their patented AMD spool control system. It automatically breaks on spool over run and prevents backlash! Every company will be after this new tech. KASTKING is king now with their new reels. If they make a musky reel to compete with Shimano, Shimano will lose market share. All the big names will be buying into the KASTKING AMD system for their own reels. Innovation is the key to success and domination in the market place! The new KASTKING MEGAJAWS reel has this new tech. No thumb control is needed. Just cast and relax. Finally someone has conquered backlash!

[@awilderireland]

Fascinating.

[@indeepship____3944]

You forgot the 500

[@jesusblessthesecommentsamen]

And 150

[@rwilko9525]

Bass expert professional master elite series expert tournament elite explorer trophy angler extraordinaire......