While an in-dash mount might look great, this method is limited by the size of the console
It is typically categorized as: Ultra-Light to Light: Designed for smaller fish like corbina, bonefish and surf perch, and finesse lure or small sinker techniques with lines around the 2-10lb range and weights up to 1/2oz Medium-Light to Medium: Versatile options for a wide range of fishing conditions with lines in the 6-30lb range and larger sinkers from 1/2oz to around 2oz Medium-Heavy to Heavy: Best suited for larger fish species and heavy lures with lines over 30lb to 60lb and lures or weights over 2oz, up to 8oz for surf shark fishing with Heavy-rated gear It's worth remembering that these are vague guidelines rather than exacting standards, so there will be variations between brands and models
I am aware of the reputation that Daiwa Certate spinning reels have, but I dont have a history with these reels and I cant tell you whether this new one is infinitely better than the previous model
Additionally, braid can dig into itself more when you wrench down on a hookset or horsing a fish in heavy cover
If you cannot get the nick out by sanding with fine sandpaper, replace the guide
And, it only pushes as much water as you want it to