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Shimano Saragosa SW A Fishing Reel for Vertical, Heavy Casting, Shore Jigging and Jigging 8000HG

The Shimano Saragosa SW A 8000HG fishing reel is designed for saltwater and techniques such as vertical fishing, Heavy Casting, Shore Jigging and Jigging. The body and rotor are made of XT7 graphite,...

The Shimano Saragosa SW A 8000HG fishing reel is designed for saltwater and techniques such as vertical fishing, Heavy Casting, Shore Jigging and Jigging. The body and rotor are made of XT7 graphite, while the Hagane body and Hagane gears help transfer power from the handle. X-Ship technology supports smooth reel operation.

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  • Line Thickness 0.37 mm
  • Line Length 275 m
  • Weight 675 gr
301 50 €
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    This review is about the size: 6000HG

    Whether you go for Daiwa, Shimano, or Penn Slammer IV DX, at this price point you can't go wrong. Roughly speaking, if you want smooth operation, go for Daiwa; if you want steel gears that won't break down with good sealing to prevent water intrusion (like fishing from a kayak), go for Slammer... If you want durability, not as much as the Penn but comfortable and easy to use, though not as much as Daiwa's MQ SW models, something like a middle ground, then go for this and you’re sorted in my opinion. I got it and never looked back or had any concerns. Up to 50g lures that I use from the shore and for 20 meters depth at most, it doesn’t even break a sweat... for deeper waters and heavier lures, I believe you need size 8000, as this one is relatively compact in size and weight. Finally, I think the sound it makes during the catch is amazing, for those who might be interested in something like that. It’s an excellent purchase in any case.

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  • Whether you go for Daiwa, Shimano, or Penn Slammer IV DX, at this price point you can't go wrong. Roughly speaking, if you want smooth operation, go for Daiwa; if you want steel gears that won't break down with good sealing to prevent water intrusion (like fishing from a kayak), go for Slammer... If you want durability, not as much as the Penn but comfortable and easy to use, though not as much as Daiwa's MQ SW models, something like a middle ground, then go for this and you’re sorted in my opinion. I got it and never looked back or had any concerns. Up to 50g lures that I use from the shore and for 20 meters depth at most, it doesn’t even break a sweat... for deeper waters and heavier lures, I believe you need size 8000, as this one is relatively compact in size and weight. Finally, I think the sound it makes during the catch is amazing, for those who might be interested in something like that. It’s an excellent purchase in any case.

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Description & Specifications

The Shimano Saragosa SW A 8000HG fishing reel is designed for saltwater and techniques such as vertical fishing, Heavy Casting, Shore Jigging and Jigging. The body and rotor are made of XT7 graphite, while the Hagane body and Hagane gears help transfer power from the handle. X-Ship technology supports smooth reel operation.

X-Shield and X-Protect technologies protect sensitive parts from seawater, while X-Protect protects the line roller to IPX8 standards. The pinion gear is also supported by Infinity Drive technology, for easier power generation.

  • Fishing techniques: Vertical fishing, Heavy Casting, Shore Jigging, Jigging
  • Weight: 675 g
  • Gear ratio: 6:1
  • Line diameter: 0.37 mm
  • Line capacity: 275 m
  • Size: 8000HG

Manufacturer

Attributes

Fishing Technique
Vertical, Heavy Casting, Shore Jigging, Jigging

Dimensions

Bearing
-
Weight
675 gr
Rotation Type
6 :1
Size
8000HG
Carbon
-
Electronic
No
Left-Handers
No

Fishing Line Capacity

Fishing line thickness
0.37 mm
Fishing line length
275 m

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Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • Χ.Γ.
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    7 out of 7 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    This review is about the size: 6000HG

    Whether you go for Daiwa, Shimano, or Penn Slammer IV DX, at this price point you can't go wrong. Roughly speaking, if you want smooth operation, go for Daiwa; if you want steel gears that won't break down with good sealing to prevent water intrusion (like fishing from a kayak), go for Slammer... If you want durability, not as much as the Penn but comfortable and easy to use, though not as much as Daiwa's MQ SW models, something like a middle ground, then go for this and you’re sorted in my opinion. I got it and never looked back or had any concerns. Up to 50g lures that I use from the shore and for 20 meters depth at most, it doesn’t even break a sweat... for deeper waters and heavier lures, I believe you need size 8000, as this one is relatively compact in size and weight. Finally, I think the sound it makes during the catch is amazing, for those who might be interested in something like that. It’s an excellent purchase in any case.

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  • Verified purchase

    • Value for money
    • Durability over time
    • Construction quality
  • Whether you go for Daiwa, Shimano, or Penn Slammer IV DX, at this price point you can't go wrong. Roughly speaking, if you want smooth operation, go for Daiwa; if you want steel gears that won't break down with good sealing to prevent water intrusion (like fishing from a kayak), go for Slammer... If you want durability, not as much as the Penn but comfortable and easy to use, though not as much as Daiwa's MQ SW models, something like a middle ground, then go for this and you’re sorted in my opinion. I got it and never looked back or had any concerns. Up to 50g lures that I use from the shore and for 20 meters depth at most, it doesn’t even break a sweat... for deeper waters and heavier lures, I believe you need size 8000, as this one is relatively compact in size and weight. Finally, I think the sound it makes during the catch is amazing, for those who might be interested in something like that. It’s an excellent purchase in any case.

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