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Daiwa Cygnus Lever Brake Spinning Reel - JDM
Daiwa Cygnus Lever Brake Spinning Reel - JDM
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The Daiwa Cygnus is a Lever Brake (LB) spinning reel with a monocoque body!
Key features of the "monocoque body" include: firstly, "silky smooth rotation." Improved body rigidity and gear support precision result in "silky smooth rotation."
secondly, "increased winding power." Larger gear diameters enhance winding power.
Furthermore, "improved rotational durability." Larger gear diameters also improve rotational durability.
Finally, "improved waterproofing." The synergistic effect of the monocoque body's improved airtightness and the high water resistance of Magsealed technology enhances the body's waterproofing.
Gear Ratio - 6.2:1
Max Drag - 8 kg
Bearings - 5
ATD
LEVER BRAKING
In a typical drag reel, the drag slips and the main line is released when a certain load is applied, depending on how tightly the drag knob is tightened. Both LB and drag reels have the function of releasing line, but their structures are completely different. If you think of the drag as an automatic mechanism, it's easier to understand if you think of the LB as a mechanism for manually releasing line.
So why are LBs so often used in float fishing? To understand the effectiveness and usage of LBs, you first need to have a solid understanding of the "basics of fighting a fish" in float fishing. In
float fishing, the basics of fighting a fish are done with the rod. Stopping the fish's run, bringing the fish closer and to the surface, and guiding the fish to avoid obstacles in the sea are all the rod's jobs. When you raise and bend the rod, the rebound force creates a rich elasticity. This elasticity absorbs the fish's pull and becomes the power to bring the fish in.
The tackle for float fishing is very well thought out, and when the elasticity of the rod is added to the stretch of the line, the entire tackle acts as a good cushion. With well-balanced tackle, even if you just raise and bend the rod properly, the leader and main line will not easily break.
However, if the fish suddenly runs during the fight, the raised rod may be straightened. When this happens, the rod's elasticity is lost.
This is where LB comes in. When the rod is about to be straightened, you loosen the lever and instantly release the line to readjust the angle of the rod. In this way, the rod's elasticity can be restored to its original state. The ability to
instantly release the line when needed is the privilege of LB, and it can be said to be the biggest reason why LB is preferred for float fishing.
When releasing the line, release it all at once and stop it just as quickly.
Releasing the line in small increments while the rod is extended is counterproductive. In this state, you not only fail to utilize the rod's elasticity, but you may also stimulate the fish and cause it to run even more.
The Cygnus LBD is an item that allows you to perform the basic operations of an LB reel, "releasing" and "stopping," at a high level. The smooth rotation provided by the monocoque body makes both winding and releasing line smooth. The BITURBO BRAKE SYSTEM provides powerful braking force with light pressure. Enjoy a truly manual and controlled fight with the Cygnus LBD, which pursues the ideal form of an LB reel and thoroughly refines its basic performance.
