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Does the reel material transmit more sensitivity #14297982 02/26/22 04:50 PM
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I was wondering if reel material effect sensativity. Aluminum, Magnesium etc


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Re: Does the reel material transmit more sensitivity [Re: Ibock] #14297992 02/26/22 04:58 PM
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Guess it's plausible considering the line is attached to the reel, but I'm not a Physic's guy. confused 3


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Re: Does the reel material transmit more sensitivity [Re: Ibock] #14298013 02/26/22 05:12 PM
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Line and rod play more of a role in transmitting sensitivity. A reel made of magnesium or aluminum will have a more solid feel when cranking.

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Re: Does the reel material transmit more sensitivity [Re: Ibock] #14298034 02/26/22 05:23 PM
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Bite transmits from the line --> to the rod --> to your hand. I'd say the reel material is not a contributing factor to sensitivity.

Just my 2cents.


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Re: Does the reel material transmit more sensitivity [Re: Ibock] #14298353 02/26/22 08:52 PM
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I think reel material contributes more to the overall weight of the rod/reel than sensitivity.

Re: Does the reel material transmit more sensitivity [Re: Ibock] #14298574 02/26/22 11:34 PM
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Weight of the reel effects fatigue which in turn effects your ability to "feel". Line and the rod are more pivotal in the sensitivity equation.

Re: Does the reel material transmit more sensitivity [Re: Ibock] #14298695 02/27/22 01:19 AM
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Absolutely!

I have a JDM reel made from Unobtanium that I can feel a fish fart from 75 yards away.



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Re: Does the reel material transmit more sensitivity [Re: Ken A.] #14298715 02/27/22 01:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Ken A.
Absolutely!

I have a JDM reel made from Unobtanium that I can feel a fish fart from 75 yards away.


And if you had a JDM FFS pointed toward that fish, you could watch it fart.

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Re: Does the reel material transmit more sensitivity [Re: ezbassin] #14298750 02/27/22 02:20 AM
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Originally Posted by ezbassin
Originally Posted by Ken A.
Absolutely!

I have a JDM reel made from Unobtanium that I can feel a fish fart from 75 yards away.


And if you had a JDM FFS pointed toward that fish, you could watch it fart.


But can you determine it’s weight by the size of the bubbles

Re: Does the reel material transmit more sensitivity [Re: Ibock] #14298805 02/27/22 03:08 AM
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Re: Does the reel material transmit more sensitivity [Re: prosise] #14298816 02/27/22 03:25 AM
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Originally Posted by prosise
It's not the arrow, it's the Indian.



Did the Indian fart?

Re: Does the reel material transmit more sensitivity [Re: Ken A.] #14298838 02/27/22 03:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Ken A.
Absolutely!

I have a JDM reel made from Unobtanium that I can feel a fish fart from 75 yards away.
I have a bunch of unobtanium stored in my garage. When the price spikes I’ll be recycling it for big $$$ and then it will actually exist!

Re: Does the reel material transmit more sensitivity [Re: Ibock] #14299146 02/27/22 03:43 PM
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Oy vey, such posts that I read...

Re: Does the reel material transmit more sensitivity [Re: jbcarroll3000] #14299202 02/27/22 04:36 PM
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Originally Posted by jbcarroll3000
Oy vey, such posts that I read...


I know right!



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