At Frank & Frans, the Saltist MQ is trusted by anglers who need a reel that performs consistently in surf, pier, and boat fishing scenarios
The way I look at it is like this: its easier to bury a slightly smaller hook than a big one which makes it less likely to fall out under normal circumstances, but when you know that youre going to have to inevitably pull really hard, having a bigger gape and thicker wire will help the hook hold in its original position and not slide
The result is an extremely low-profile, thin line that is strong and durable
Near the wide base of the tooth, the two top edges are also sharp and slant back slightly
It starts easily, runs quietly, idles down smoothly and slower than any outboard over 50 horsepower Ive run, making it exceptional for trolling even with the large horsepower