Okuma Alaris Spinning Reels Review
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Okuma Alaris Spinning Reels
Okuma Alaris Spinning Reel Features: Modern Okuma Styling 3BB + 1RB bearing drive Available sizes: 20/30/40 Rigid metal handle Oversized spool on 40-size...
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Okuma Alaris Spinning Reels Reviews
Schoolies
Joe
3 years ago
This is a great reel for schoolie stripers up here in the northeast. I love this reel for inshore fishing in New Jersey. It has great construction and is pretty strong.
No complaints
Holy C.
6 years ago
I purchased the Alaris from another vendor (before I found out about tackledirect.com) and have been using it for surf fishing in Southern California for the past two months (about 2-3 times a month). I wound it with 10lb mono and have caught striped sand bass and small sting rays on Carolina rigs with it. Its held up well so far, even with some splashes and dunkings (but I…
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also rinse the reel at the beach with freshwater often as well as after I get home).
I have some other reels that cost more (and reel a bit smoother) but I find myself reaching for this reel more often. For an inexpensive reel, the Alaris does a really good job.
About the only issue I have with the Alaris is the handle. Specifically, I wouldve preferred a ball or oval knob at the end of the handle instead of nothing. Still, my fingers havent slipped off the handle, yet; so its not really that much of a problem.
Okuma Alaris Spinning Reels Questions and Answers
Asked by
Gus
5 years ago
Are the bearings shielded?
Bernie De Graaf
5 years ago
This reel is not sealed.
Asked by
Gus
5 years ago
How does the 20 size reel compare to an okuma 10 or an 1000 size reel?
Bernie De Graaf
5 years ago
comparable to a 1000 or 2000 size reel.
Asked by
Gerry
2 years ago
Are you guys would still have the 5500/6500 available anytime soon?
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
2 years ago
<span>Hi Gerry, The Okuma Alaris Spinning Reels are currently only available up to size 45 or 4500 at this time but we may have more sizes in the future. I would recommend to periodically check the website to see when larger sizes become available in this
Asked by
Steve
3 years ago
Is the handle reverseable left or right hand
Rick - TackleDirect Customer Service
3 years ago
Steve,<p>The Okuma Alaris spinning reel can be fished either right or left hand by switching the handle from one side to the other. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with.</p>
Asked by
Paul
4 years ago
Does the drag have a clicker?<p><br></p>
Sydney
4 years ago
The Okuma Alaris Spinning Reels do not come with an adjustable clicker. The sound of the drag will be natural to the reel as are most spinning reels.