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Topic subjectchronarch vs curado
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2398, chronarch vs curado
Posted by CodyB, Thu Jan-06-05 12:19 PM
Is there a difference in the drag on a Shimano Chronarch compared with the Curado? There doesn't appear to be anything mentioned in the catalog about a difference between the drag on these two reel unless I missed something. Thanks.
2399, RE: chronarch vs curado
Posted by magmaster, Thu Jan-06-05 12:27 PM
The new Chronarch (the B model) has a Dartanium drag and larger gears than the Curado. The Curado has the standard titanium fiber drag washer.
2400, RE: chronarch vs curado
Posted by CodyB, Thu Jan-06-05 09:41 PM
Do you happen to know if the previous Chronarch model had the Dartanium drag in it as well? The capacity on the 100 series of reels a slight concern for me. Thanks for your help.
2401, RE: chronarch vs curado
Posted by magmaster, Fri Jan-07-05 08:25 AM
The original Chronarch had the standard titanium fiber washer. If you are concerned with line capacity you might want to look at the "BSV" model. It has a deeper spool than the standard B model. If you are going to use it for bass fishing the line capacity shouldn't be a problem. I think my B model held 100 yards of 15#, if you have a bass run you down 100 yards then it deserved to get away!}(
2402, RE: chronarch vs curado
Posted by CodyB, Fri Jan-07-05 12:17 PM
The reel would be used for browns and macks along with an occasional steelhead. I have a CT100 which has a similiar line capacity to the Chronarch and several hot rainbows have tested how much line is on there. Thanks for your help.
2403, RE: chronarch vs curado
Posted by magmaster, Fri Jan-07-05 01:58 PM
No problem