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Pros Level-wind line lay is even and consistent, no manual thumbing required Bait clicker built in (essential for slow-trolling, surprisingly missing on some budget reels) Stainless steel bushings + graphite frame survives Florida Keys salt punishment Three sizes cover the full trolling spread (smaller kings to bigger wahoo and mahi) Roughly half the price of a Penn Squall II or Daiwa Sealine SG in equivalent sizes Cons Not the reel you want for tournament-class billfish or big tuna
Line Twist: Casting reels have a higher potential for line twists, especially if the spool rotates too fast or if backlash occurs
A line counter reel has a device built into the reel that measures the amount of fishing line released when the reel is disengaged
Depending on what brand you use will determine where these components are on your reel
A lightweight graphite frame wont weigh you down and a Stealth Oscillation system allows for even line lay on the spool
Several models of conventional reels can be used for both surf casting and trolling
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