DAIWA 23 Saltist TW 150XH PE Special

The SALTIST TW PESP is designed for trouble-free use by specializing it for PE bait casting in saltwater. Even anglers who have been reluctant to use PE lines on baitcasting reels can now cast them with confidence. This is made possible by the "TWS" with extremely high line release and the "PE-only spool" with a PE-only setting that has significantly improved the line winding condition. Furthermore, the basic performance has been refined with the "HYPERDRIVE DESIGN" to accommodate a wide range of saltwater scenes. Available in BF/80/100/150/300/400 sizes, it can accommodate a wider range of fish species in the saltwater. The new standard for SW baitcasting reels for users who want to enjoy PE baitcasting and those who want PE compatibility. Saltwater compatible

PE-only spool
Line trouble with baitcasting reels comes with the risk of high line breakage. One of the causes of this trouble is the line winding condition. With a normal spool shape, there are steps on both ends of the spool, making line release unstable. The SALTIST series PE-only spool uses a new spool shape that assumes the use of PE. The curved parts of the bottom and sides of the spool are almost vertical, greatly improving the line winding condition. This has realized a trouble-free spool that has never been seen before.
*Since the PE-only spool is designed to be set up with PE lines, it cannot be used with nylon or fluoro lines, which have a large stretch of line and damage the strength of the spool.
*Since it is intended to be used with thick lines and under higher loads, the vertical shape of the bottom and sides of the spool is not used for the 400 size. (The 400 size is also a PE-only spool.)

High-speed level wind
Trouble when the line is wound loosely is particularly noticeable when using PE lines. High-speed level wind drastically reduces such trouble. As a result, the trouble of the upper line digging into the lower line on the winding surface is greatly reduced, resulting in comfortable fishing performance.

Drag pull click
When the line is pulled out during a fight with a fish, a click is generated so that the drag can be heard. In a battle with extremely tight line tension, being able to hear the drag operation is a great advantage for anglers. This is an essential feature, especially when fishing with thin PE line.