AVET SX 6 4 2 speed

[Poxy Boggards]

Hey FNN,


Just got my hands on a used but in great condition AVET SX 2 speed. What is the best use for an AVET SX? Would Tuna be too heavy for this reel? Thoughts on the best use for an SX 2 speed?


Thanks!


Wes
Poxy Boggards

[midgettosser1]

best use would be to give it to me.

[midgettosser1]

2nd best would be to use on albacore and YT, Id imagine.

[Nessie Hunter]

Avet's SX series is perfect for anglers in search of large game fish species with a light weight tackle approach. Revolutionary, extremely stable AveDrag drag washer with smooth control in all conditions. We stock Avet SX reels in 7 different colors; Gold, Silver, Gun Metal Grey, Black, Blue, Green and Purple. Note that Pink can be special ordered by customer request.

Extremely light and very versatile –
The SX weighs 14 ozs
Single Speed Model- 5.3:1 Gear Ratio
Two Speed Model- High 6:1, Low 4:1
Powerful Lever Drag- 9 lb of drag at strike and 14 lb at full max setting with Free Spool
8 Stainless steel sealed ball bearings and components (clips, springs, fasteners)
100% precision machined aluminum rigid frame, Type 2 anodized, true
one piece frameMinimal maintenance
Proudly designed, machined and assembled in the USA


AVET SX 6/4 Gold - 20# 220 yds - 2-Speed - High 6:1, Low 4:1

With 14# at full with free spool, you can easily fish 50# on it, backed with spectra..
Very versatile Reel..
Avet makes some tough stuff, with top notch quality!!


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[ghetto dad]

Yo Poxy...nice reel homie....Id back it with 250-300 yards of 50 lb spectra...top it off with 20 lb mono....thats what I do with mine..fish tuna..yellows...bass...etc with it....

[Poxy Boggards]

Thanks Guys! I wasn't sure if it was up for Tuna and Yellows.

[Ricky-Ray]

You can use it to fish just about anything in so cal waters. Like GD said spool with 50# spectra or my preference 65# spectra and then add a topshot of 20/25# mono and your good to go. You've got enough line on there and torque to fish everything from rockfish to tuna.

I've personally witnessed a 75# yellowfin taken with an SX 2 speed so yes it can handle just about anything in so cal.

[fuj]

I've personally witnessed a 75# yellowfin taken with an SX 2 speed so yes it can handle just about anything in so cal.

I'm not this guy but I landed a few 60# - 70# yellowfin at Guadalupe Island last year on a SX 6/4 & Seeker SSD8 combo. 65# Spectra with a 3' piece of 35# fluoro. Not the ideal rig to use at this place due to line capacity, but the reel is more than capable otherwise.