Product Specifications:
- Saltwater spinning reel with extra-heavy action in freshwater and medium action in saltwater.
- Specifications: Gear Ratio – 4.6:1; Line Per Crank – 39.0″; Weight – 22.6oz; Line Capacity – 12/390, 14/310, 17/230; Drag Max – 33.0
- Ball Bearings – 7; Roller Bearings – 1
Emcast Sport Features: Eight ball and roller bearing drive train support; ABS aluminum spool; Zero-Friction main shaft design; Infinite Anti-Reverse; Twist Buster line twist reduction; Soft Touch grip; Free spare aluminum spool
Daiwa® Millionaire – S Series Baitcasting Reel M – S250 Reviews
these are bette quality reels. there are more but these are better -AdamS on YahooAnswers
Have had a Millionaire reel for years. They’re reliable, last a long time, and do great in saltwater. -Susan J. Brice on Amazon.com
Timeless design, and purists will find Daiwa’s Millionaire loyal to traditional baitcast appeal -Tackletour.com
Millionaires are kind of pricey there are alternatives but that will be fine. -KAN Fish onBloodydecks.com
have owed a few millionaires before, and they all had one in common, great drags, and great gears. But the rest of the reel did wear down quicker than my Ambassaduer classics. But overall I have been impressed with the functionality of some of the Millionaire reels. -Killerbug onOutdoorsfirst.com
I love that reel. I got one from Breakaway and had on it a 20# test line Yellow Suffix/breakaway and a 50# shock leader. I pulled a 42 and 1/2 inch red (31#). -Fisherman on Breakaway
Your best bet money wise may be a Daiwa Millionaire S250, they sell in the $50 range and do ok in saltwater with some normal maintenance and cleaning. No more than any such reel though. -reelmess on Noreast.com
