Daiwa 23 Seaborg 400J Electric Reel

The Daiwa 23 Seaborg 400j electric reel opens up a whole new realm of opportunity for anglers using electric reels in Australia. Featuring the new Mag Max motor, retrieve speeds of up to 150m per minute have been achieved maximising the time your baits can be in the water. Mag Max paired with the powerful 16kg of ATD drag provides ample stopping power for big reefies in shallow/deep water and also enables quick retrievals to give you the best chance of securing your catch. Thanks to the thumb bar clutch and the JOG Power Lever the Daiwa 23 Seaborg 400J can easily be operated with a single hand making it ideal for either fishing it under the arm or from a rod holder. The rigid body houses an impressive 13 bearings to create trouble free function. Magsealed Bearings are fitted to key areas to provide extra protection to the internals and maintain smoothness. 

Features:

• ATD - Daiwa’s Automatic Tournament Drag uses an improved drag grease that exhibits a low viscosity at rest, yet becomes more viscous immediately after drag start up. This reduces initial drag start-up inertia and combined with the structural changes of the ATD Drag System results in a smoother drag from the initial hook up.
• JOG Power Lever - One finger operation, the JOG Power Leaver allows for instant, variable speed, and power adjustment without having to take your hand off the rod.
• Line Counter - There’s no need to guess how much line you’ve got out anymore with Daiwa’s Line Counter letting your know exactly. Dropping your rig/jig back down to the right depth has never been easier.
• MagSealed Bearings -  MagSeal protection is no longer just for the main shaft and rotor of a reel with MagSealed Ball Bearings providing ultimate protection for the most at risk location such as the engine side plate and line roller.
• CRBB's -  Lasting 12 times longer than standard stainless steel bearings, Daiwa’s CRBB's feature specially treated stainless steel, and a protective shield on the bearing race that seals out sand, fine grit, salt crystals and other abrasives. The result is a longer lasting bearing that’s protected from the corrosive elements that destroy traditional bearings.