Casting a Multiplier Reel

In this video, Ray Thompson demonstrates how to cast one of the MOST challenging reels. The Multiplier reel.

These reels are ideal for any angler who requires an extraordinary amount of line capacity, a line with a bit of stretch, and an ideal setup for sliding live baits & big baits.

In this video Ray uses the following setup:

- Daiwa Saltist 50H reel
- Daiwa Saltist 13'6" BM rod
- KingFisher Giant Abrasion line 16kgs

To see how Ray setup this reel, you can watch the very detailed video right here:

All these components are available from all leading tackle stores nationwide and all KingFisher Retail Outlets.

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[indranpillay]

Lovly video....keep it up by educating people.

[yusgringo]

Sir may I know wat are de name brand of this rods, is it overhead surfcasting rods???

[andrewmorke]

How does the castability of the new Saltist compare to the Saltiga star-drag series?

[jeanlucoliver]

What's the différence between saltiga 50H and saltiga 50ha
The best for very heavy surfcasting
Thank a lot for your reply

[ruanjacobs]

How to cast a lever drag reel like the talica 25 on a multiplier rod since you have a cam instead of a tensioner? The talica has a very fast spool so it is very easy to get a brutal overwind. Do you apply some drag on the lever when casting?

Some anglers who target big non-eds use the heaviest possbile tackle instead of the conventional reel ( multiplier/star drag).

[thecodfather]

is it not better to be standing the way you are going to cast?

[joelfaith]

What knot did you use to join your leader to main line