Which 20 ft pole do i need to get for this reel/crank set?
1599494
You need Hydro Tools 51204 which has a 4" diameter. This pole works perfectly with the crank set you selected.
1599495
I went with the 4"x20' for my 16' wide solar. It was Hydro tools item 51204. It works fine for me.
1599496
we used the Hydro Tools 51204 20-Foot Long with 4-Inch Diameter Aluminum Cross Pool Cover Pole Set for In-Ground Pool (crank and base not included)
1599497
I bought the 58001 on 8/28/11. Have I been satisfied with it? No. I wish I had paid more money and bought a better one from In the Swim; one that had a crank on both ends. I paid $193.22 for mine, but it is not worth it to me. My pool is 20'x40' and this set has a hard time holding the weight of a cover this heavy. It would be so much easier to roll the cover up if it had a double crank as my last pole did. I hope that this post will be of some help to you.
1377693
It's pretty heavy so I recommend a commercial grade reel. Commercial Grade In-Ground Pool Solar Reel Up to 20 ft. Wide - 5 Inch Tube
1024168
48" I believe. I threw this reel away, it was a piece of junk. If you buy, keep all of the packing so when you see it is a POS, you can send it back.
967260
I rigged mine (#40) with Spiderwire 20lb braid then changed it to 120 yards of 20lb high visibility Power Pro. This has become my favorite rod set on an Okuma Citrix rod I've caught dozens of snappers, Blue fish, Bahamian Chubs and Sea Trout. I also have a 55 Okuma Cedros on Cedros Jigging rod, Avenger on Sarasota Rod and a #40 Abu Garcia on Abu Garcia Vigilante. The TrioS has become my all around favorite because of the casting smoothness, strength and suppleness in fighting the fish in.
2195262
My pool is 15' x 30' and had to cut the middle tube down to accommodate it. I believe it will handle a 20' wide pool without any problems. The reel to my surprise works better than I anticipated. I would not hesitate to recommend.
400672
Those are different sizes. I'm not sure which is the largest. I bought the 40 to use on the Okuma SST (salmon steelhead trout) rod, which is a relatively heavy rod which I have 30lb braid on the reel (but the reel could easily take 12lb mono, and that would probably be the lb test I would use on that rod if I was running mono). If you are buying this for bass or trout, you shouldn't need anything larger than the 30.
2155147
Haven't caught a 20 lb bass, but the reel has landed some fairly good sized salmon in fast water - hope that helps and good luck with that bass!
1721318
I have the 7 ft and haven't used it for anything close to that big. My guess would be if your reel is up to the task I think the pole would work for thst
368993
150yds I suppose you could fish for anything up to 20lbs with it fresh or salt excellent reel. My 2nd in 34yrs last one was stolen didnt wear out
1006726
Yes, that shout be fit. However , you need to buy pol. The pole is not come with that crank.
2217336
10,000 pound test...but only a few feet of it. Apparently you are unfamiliar with hand lines. You can put any pound test line you choose. The larger pound test line the less number of feet the reel will hold. Ask yourself what size fish do I want to fight using a hand line. Then put a line that is 20% heavier. Besides, the hand line you are asking about comes with line, leader, swivels, hook and sinkers. What are you going to do, strip all that off and start over?
466699
For this type of rod, it's recommended that you don't go past 30 pounds. A good range will be between 15 to 25 pounds. Remember the stronger the line is, the less further it will be to cast.
1560176
DON'T KNOW too far away from ocean. I would get the biggest reel I could get with large line capasity
954089
I would NOT recommend this set up for that size fish! I had my hands full with fish under 5 pounds!See my review on this combo for information on the reel. The rod is great, but I would buy a stiffer one for 40 to 100 pounders. PS--where do you fish? I wanna go there! -Edog1955
1371013
If you are fishing for larger fish, I would go with the Penn 4000. If you want to fish for bass, catfish,crappie I would go with a smaller rig. Look for reels that use 15 pound test or less and a reel that would compliment the rod. Have fun. Jim
414744
I ordered the crank that fits in the stock for mine. Much easier than the pull rope. Worth the extra $$.
1700930
I use the Cedros 40clf on mine. I have put a 50 on it too. The 40 manages good sized Redfish, Stripers up to 39" and small Mahi Mahi, Lesser Amberjacks, Bonito, Albacore and Yellow Tail. I use food braid and dampen that with flurocarbon leader. Drag is the issue and line test that will not over stress the rods test weight. I believe you will be happy with the combinations.