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![]() Overall size, the 8000 is not much larger than the 6000, but does have more line capacity. I've held them both side by side after I ordered my 6000. After comparing the two I had wished I ordered the 8000, theyre almost identical in overall size. Otherwise I love the reel, its a must for my spring bass fishing.
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![]() Did a side-by-side comparision today, since I needed to replace the Okuma Avenger that crapped out last season.
The 8000 is just marginally larger in size than the 6000, bigger spool, stronger drag. For a $10 difference in price, I bought the 8000D today at a local non-sponsor. |
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![]() Both the 6000 and 8000 sound great for live lining and vertical jigging for striped bass. I was hoping a reel that could also be used for winter flounder. It may be a bit big for winter flounder but matched to the right light rod, could work. Trying not to have ten rods on every combo trip. Once again, appreciate the replies.
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![]() We have the Shimano thunnus 6000's for live lining, chunking and snag and drop and they are great. Very customer friendly especially for less experienced anglers as well as seasoned anglers. Have had our for about 4 years and plan on getting a few more this season
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