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Daiwa Lexa Linecounter Reels
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SKU: LEXA-LC100H-DAIWA CORPORATION
Overview
Built for anglers who want tighter control over line placement, this reel adds a built-in counter that tracks line let out in feet, helping simplify trolling setups and depth management. The 6.3:1 gear ratio supports smooth, efficient retrieval, while left- and right-hand retrieve options make it adaptable to different preferences. With a 100-yard, 16 lb line capacity and 11 max drag, it is suited to light freshwater fishing where measured presentation matters, including walleye, trout, kokanee, and crappie.
Why Hunters Choose the Daiwa
Built-in Line
Counter helps measure line let
Useful Setting
Trolling patterns and drop depths
6.3:1 Gear
Ratio supports smooth, efficient retrieval
Available Both
Left- and right-hand retrieve options
Sized Light
Freshwater species including walleye, trout,
Key Features
- Built-in line counter measures line let out in feet for precise trolling and depth control.
- 6.3:1 gear ratio supports smooth, efficient line retrieval.
- Available in both right-hand and left-hand retrieve options.
- Line capacity: 100 yds/16 lb.
- Line recovery: 25.7.
- Max drag: 11.
Best Used For
- Anglers setting trolling patterns and drop depths with measured line control
- Walleye, trout, kokanee, or crappie anglers fishing light freshwater setups
- Right- or left-hand retrieve users wanting a matched reel orientation
- Anglers who value a built-in line counter for repeatable line-out settings
- Freshwater fishermen looking for a 6.3:1 reel with efficient retrieval
Specifications
| Gear Ratio | 6.3:1 |
|---|---|
| Hand | RH/LH |
| Line Capacity | 100 yds/16 lb |
| Line Counter | Built-in line counter measures line let out in feet |
| Line Recovery | 25.7 |
| Max Drag | 11 |
| Product Model | 100 |
| Retrieve Options | Left and right-hand retrieve |
| Target Species | walleye, trout, kokanee, and crappie |
Pros
- Built-in line counter helps measure line let out in feet for precise setup
- Useful for setting trolling patterns and drop depths with more control
- 6.3:1 gear ratio supports smooth, efficient retrieval
- Available in both left- and right-hand retrieve options
- Sized for light freshwater species including walleye, trout, kokanee, and crappie
- 100-yard, 16-pound line capacity suits light freshwater applications
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The built-in line counter is useful for trolling and depth control, but it adds a specialized focus that may be unnecessary for anglers who do not fish with measured line-out setups.
- The 6.3:1 gear ratio supports efficient retrieval, though anglers looking for a slower presentation may prefer a different retrieve speed.
- Line capacity is listed at 100 yds/16 lb, so this reel is best matched to lighter freshwater applications rather than heavier line or larger species.
- The 11 max drag and Model 100 specification indicate a more targeted setup, so it may not suit anglers wanting a single reel for a wide range of techniques.
Suggested Comparisons
- Conventional trolling reels
- Line counter reels
- Light freshwater spinning or casting reels
- Walleye and trout fishing reels
Suggested Accessories
- Line counter spool
- Fishing line
- Rod holder
- Trolling tackle
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the built-in line counter measure on the Daiwa Lexa Linecounter Reels?
It measures the amount of line let out in feet, which helps with setting trolling patterns and drop depths.
Is this reel available in both left- and right-hand retrieve?
Yes. The product is listed in both right-hand and left-hand retrieve options.
What gear ratio does this reel have?
The gear ratio is 6.3:1.
What line capacity is listed for the Lexa Linecounter Reel?
The listed line capacity is 100 yds/16 lb.
What types of fishing is this reel described for?
It is described as suitable for light freshwater species like walleye, trout, kokanee, and crappie.