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Shimano Torsa Rapid Fire™ Quick Change Drag Cam System |  |
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Shimano Torsa Rapid Fire™ Quick Change Drag Cam System
The amount of drag that is increased or decreased when the drag lever is moved can be easily described as the “drag curve.” Most drag curves throughout the fishing reel industry are very similar: a gradual increase in drag pressure from the freespool position to the full position. While a standard curve is excellent for many mainstream fisheries, the shape of the curve is not adjustable (see sidebar “Understanding Lever Drags”). Therefore, in order to “fish outside of the box,” such as with light lines or to target specific fish, anglers were forced to evolve their techniques and style around the tackle available to them. No longer. With the new Rapid Fire Quick Change Drag Cam System found exclusively on Torsa™, this versatile reel can change to cater to specific techniques. By simply putting the reel into freespool and backing off the preset knob, the angler removes the drag cam from the reel. Then, by inserting one of 8 available Rapid Fire drag cams, you completely change how the reel is set up to fish within a matter of seconds. No tools required, and no screws to fall onto the deck of the boat. On the next several pages, you will see these 8 different drag curves and the specific fisheries they are applicable to. From light line world record seekers, to braided line fanatics looking to tackle huge fish on small tackle, to the specific needs of chunk fishermen in the Northeast, Torsa can do it all. Torsa™ comes equipped with our L.R.S. (Long Range Special) Rapid Fire Drag Cam, which was made popular by reels in our Tiagra® line. There are 7 other cams available at your Torsa retailer depending upon your target fisheries. CLICK HERE TO VIEW TORSA Quick Change Drag Cam System FEATURES PDF FILE
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