Okuma Inception INC-6000 Front Drag Reel

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It's called mass media control, used in the many instances, for example,by Goebbels,in the propaganda against the persecution of Jewish,Gypsies and Homosexuals.. Comfort and control are essential for a successful fishing experience. With this in mind, the Okuma INC-6000 FD Reel comes with a rigid metal handle and a traditional wooden handle knob, offering a secure and comfortable grip during those long hours spent on the water. I had the Okuma 6000 Inc on my Barbel Rods, absolutely superb reels – in fact I’ve took both of them off my Barbel Rods, got a 3rd and put them onto my 12ft 3.5 tc Gravity XFW’s! very good clutch,, my only negative is they don't have folding handles which they have on the bait runners I wish they have don't the same style of handles on the inc 6000

Just bought a set due to recommendations on here. Really great reel for the price massively impressed.

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With a long-stroke spool designed for casting power and accuracy, and a corrosion-resistant graphite body, this is a reel that can deliver across a range of venues, and through various styles of fishing. Worm gear oscillation ensures a smooth presentation and retrieve, with the strength to handle heavy hauling, and subdue hard-fighting fish. Exactly the same scenario was being explained last night by a guest on GB News; “Bish Bosh Beds” founder Tommy Skinner. I'm sure you can appreciate by feeling different items in a shop you can still tell what's built well or not, it's not difficult to form an opinion, even if it was the situation you alluded to. In my collection of reels I have okuma trio rex tx 60 , okuma 8k , okuma cassien , okuma epix pro (originals) and okuma coronado cdx 65 and have to say they have not missed a beat ... outstanding value for money .... I also own many daiwas inc different tournament models & and many shimanos ..

However, I would agree only using said reels or any other item come to that matter twice isn't much use at all to give it a review, but so far I'm impressed, I've never said this was a review, it's just my opinion early on.

now I'm not saying i wouldn't buy cheap reels because I have no issue upgrading every few years but just be aware the internals wont be like the better Shimano and Daiwa reels. Hence the price I guess. For me the 5500 XTB was the start of the demise for Shimano .... the biggest USP of these reels at the time these came out was the size .... but they were very poor reels at the original selling price (as were the XTC version) and once other manufactureres started catching up it became clearer and clearer .... The Okuma Inc 6000 is streets ahead and best pound for pound reel on the market imo and at fraction of the cost

My thoughts are similar to the earlier posts, consumer rip off but the same could be said for most big brand names. You want quality, it comes at a cost. Also not forgetting the reels I had before were quite old reels so had a lot of abuse over the years, obviously things loosen up / bed in and so on, in time this would just become the normal feel and what my last impressions of said reel are. The gears are brass. they will last as long as I need them. People laugh at Okuma but they have the pedigree. Theyve been designing and selling reels for other companies for years.

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so you're basing your review on a reel you've spun round in your hands a few times with no line on and not fished with them?? Have you done a straight comparison between the reels as far as distance casting. I.e with all other things being the same, how much difference in distance is there between them?

So far I've just been questioning myself why didn't I do this before, they're ridiculously good, can't beleive how cheap they were either. I'm not doubting they could be good but to compare them to reels you've fished and used isn't exactly comparable yetThe RESII: Computer-balanced rotor system ensures a wobble-free performance, while the Even Flow line roller reduces line twist, ensuring smooth and efficient line management. To further enhance casting accuracy and distance, the reel is fitted with a round metal line clip, allowing you to consistently hit your target spots. Could do with more info from you really. Do you want a free spoil reel. What sort of distance are you fishing? I have a set of the Okuma Inc 6000’s on my 10’ setup, good reels, but they’re mini big pit reels, so you’re limited on distance. And they don’t have a free spool. Like I say, it depends what you want them for. I'm definitely interested in these Okuma reels, I may have to go and have a look at them and see for myself. First impressions are good and 3x Shimanos have gone. I still have 2x Ci4 5500’s which I don’t really like - so if the Okumas are as good as I think they are then the Ci4’s will go too. The Okuma INC-6000 FD Reel is a perfect combination of classic design and cutting-edge performance. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just starting out, this reel offers the features and durability you need for a successful day on the water. Its versatility makes it an excellent choice for various fishing styles, including sea fishing, carp angling, and match fishing, ensuring you stay ahead of the competition.