- For fast hard Blue water action on heavy spin gear it?s nigh on impossible to pass up on the new Catalina fishing reel from Daiwa. These are powerful reels designed for chasing big fish. With the 6500 having 30kg of ATD (Automatic Tournament Drag), you?re set to take on the oceans toughest. The 2016 released version (this model) Catalina has a refined appearance, understated and classy as if to defy its formula one internal dynamics. As you can expect with a Catalina, the inclusion list is a who?s who of Daiwa?s flagship innovations and technologies. Check the list below, and be impressed.

- If selecting the 5000 size, your need for speed will be the deciding factor. The 5000H takes on a whopping 121cm of line per turn. For those that like to cast metal slices for big Mackerel, Tailor and Aussie Salmon, the high geared Catalina will suit. If you prefer chasing Drummer or 40cm plus Bream from the rocks, gear down for cranking power. The standard 5000 still reels in 107cm, so it?s by no means a slouch in the speed department. Whichever 5000 you choose, 15kg of ATD will stop most determined runs, getting you in the driver?s seat earlier in fight.

- If you want to hit the reef and chase GT?s, the 6500 is the beginning of such access. It?s great for trolling, casting and Jigging and may even give you a sporting chance should a Tuna monster your lure. Yes, it?s that strong. Of course, it is as smooth as silk as well. 8 bearings, Hyper Digigear, Zaion air rotor and the Super Metal Housing, provide a solid feel, with no twist or give allowing for perfect synchronicity.

- For those looking for absolute premium performance in a heavy duty spinning reel, who aren?t prepared to max out the credit card on Saltiga, the New Daiwa Catalina for sale is a clear winner. It is nothing short of perfect for the surf, the rocks and cruising the blue water for hard pulling fish. When you want Kingies, Cobia, big Tailor and Salmon, Tuna, Sailfish, GT as well as Mulloway and Snapper and more choose the Catalina 6500.

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