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modus90245Fri Jul-15-05 08:46 PM
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#1505, "Avet - cast control system"


          

Does anyone know if this "new" cast control system is a typical knob/friction device that adjusts spool feed as you cast? Like a typical cast adjustment knob found on other conventional reels?

There isn't much on the Avet site about it. And the local tackle shop claimed the Accurate now has a cast control knob but the Avet didn't. I was just noticing tonight - the mention of this "new cast control system" on the Avet site. It seems like the same thing that's being offered by Accurate. Or at least providing the same function.

  

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RE: Avet - cast control system, cst, Jul 15th 2005, #1
RE: Avet - cast control system, modus90245, Jul 16th 2005, #2
      RE: Avet - cast control system, cst, Jul 16th 2005, #3
           RE: Avet - cast control system, modus90245, Jul 16th 2005, #4
                RE: Avet - cast control system, bassnet, Jul 16th 2005, #5
                     RE: Avet - cast control system, cst, Jul 17th 2005, #6
                          RE: Avet - cast control system, modus90245, Jul 17th 2005, #7
                               RE: Avet - cast control system, cst, Jul 17th 2005, #8
                                    RE: Avet - cast control system, bassnet, Jul 17th 2005, #9
                                         RE: Avet - cast control system, cst, Jul 17th 2005, #10
                                              RE: Avet - cast control system, modus90245, Jul 17th 2005, #11
                                                   RE: Avet - cast control system, bassnet, Jul 18th 2005, #12

cstFri Jul-15-05 09:01 PM
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#1506, "RE: Avet - cast control system"
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the cast control for my avets are either tossing it with the lever on the bait setting instead of the freespool setting or you have to mag them (which i have done to my JX)

  

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modus90245Sat Jul-16-05 09:49 AM
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#1507, "RE: Avet - cast control system"
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I assume the magging has improved "birdnesting" considerably(?). I have casted alot with a Calcutta 400 - which has the cast control knob on the side. I feel very confident with it. Adjusting the Avet drag lever seems as if it would work the same way. But then again - the magging would appear to give you the maximum in distance. As it would require the least amount of resistance on the spool.

I read the mag how to on charkbait. Seems simple enough. To bad there isn't a factory option for it. It's so cheap. And sounds to work so flawlessly.

  

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cstSat Jul-16-05 02:26 PM
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#1508, "RE: Avet - cast control system"
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yeah, all you do is glue in the washers. the masgnets are so strong they attach themselves to the washers and dont come out unless you pry them off. its also adjustable this way. just glue on a few washers and if you are planning on flylining with your SX, just put one magnet in or if you are tossing a jig you can add an additional magnet.

  

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modus90245Sat Jul-16-05 03:38 PM
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#1509, "RE: Avet - cast control system"
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I'm having a hard time deciding between an Accurate and an Avet. Do you ever use yours from shore? What kind of distance do you get?

Do you have a link for using the washers? I'd like to see that.

  

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bassnetSat Jul-16-05 10:29 PM
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#1510, "RE: Avet - cast control system"
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hopefully you are talking about star drag reels only? Good luck with the lever drags for casting from the beach-

  

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cstSun Jul-17-05 12:25 AM
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#1511, "RE: Avet - cast control system"
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whats wrogn with using Avets from the beach?

  

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modus90245Sun Jul-17-05 09:11 AM
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#1512, "RE: Avet - cast control system"
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That's a good question, cst. you can find numerous people on www.pierand surf.com fishing lever drags in the surf that are holding up better (Avet) than their friends with Abu's and Penns with star drags. Specifically saying that the Avet's kept fishing on windy sand swent days while the Penns and Abu's seized up or ground so much they had to stop and clean them out. They are also getting better distance with magged sx's. Some of the tournamnout distance casters have posted that they have never had a reel cast so far.

But I can't find the same thing for Accurates. Only because they are so expensive. You never see anyone posting about them. And certianly not about surf fishing or distance casting.

I'll probably get more distance out of a magged Avet than a cast controlled Accuarte. So I'll probably go that way. Plus for the same price as an Accurate I could get a 2 speed Avet or 2 single speed Avet reels. Hard to justify the extra money. And their marketing doesn't exactly - clearly point out why their product is that much better than the Avet or anyone else. There is the dual drag. But they avoid lbs of drag discussion anywhere in their marketing. So I assume it's less than the Avet's. Wish I could fit that ergonomic round handle from the Accurate to the Avet. Would make my elbow feel alot better. :)

  

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cstSun Jul-17-05 02:11 PM
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#1513, "RE: Avet - cast control system"
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yep modus, i just wanted someone other then me to compliment the avets. :)

  

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bassnetSun Jul-17-05 08:16 PM
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#1514, "RE: Avet - cast control system"
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I was just referring to the true freespool you get from a star drag compared to a lever drag-

  

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cstSun Jul-17-05 08:18 PM
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#1515, "RE: Avet - cast control system"
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avets freespools are better then any star drag's ive seen.

  

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modus90245Sun Jul-17-05 08:31 PM
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#1516, "RE: Avet - cast control system"
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bassnet - do a search on google by "avet freespool" or "avet distance casting". The sx freespools longer than anything anyone has ever seen.

  

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bassnetMon Jul-18-05 07:52 PM
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#1517, "RE: Avet - cast control system"
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right on, my buddy has a couple, I'll have to try them out- I haven't fished them at all- most lever drags can't compare with star drags when it comes to true free spool but it sounds like Avet has fixed that problem! I really like the look of their reels, handled one of their smaller two speeds and it felt pretty sick!

  

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