there great reels mate ideally matched with 10 kilo mono " shimano charter special"

Cos i got one, I won a rod and reel at the tackle shack

And it works well out in the 90m too

Sorry m8 minds the 15L LOL Wrong reel

If you do any more than the very occasional jig, then go with something with an infinite anti-reverse, otherwise it gets annoying pretty quick. A saltist for example would only be about $70 more (its not lever drag though, so if you do a lot of trolling, a LD reel might make more sense - depends on the proportions of types of fishing though).

How light is light btw? What line do you want to run?

ive got a tld 20 and it is awsome it hold 300yrd of 30lb braid and a big amount of backing.

cheers danno

 LINE im currently running 20lb mono on my penn gto 220 but if i get a TLD 15 i would probably run 30lb braid

 FISHING i jig in about 70 to 100 meters of water with only 10 to 30 kg sambo's, troll for all pelagics in perth metro waters (tuna, mackerel ect.) and bottom bash all around west and north sides of rotto

hope this helps

David, the TLD's are good reels when used in the correct line class. The TLD 15 (15lb) & 20 (20lb) Great for lighter work ie mono 10kg but using heavier line especially braid can give it longterm gear wear.

If your going to braid, look at a reel that is more suitable for longterm. In the lower price area look at Pflueger Contenders ie the G30L size, slightly larger but more suitable. They have S/S gears, strong L/Drag system, large adjustable fighting hangle, large rubberised fighting knob etc. More suitable for braid/jigging/bottom bouncing & trolling etc (all in one reel) and cheaper than the TLD's also.

PM us if you have any more questions.