I really do like these reels.  I own a number of them and they do double duty for me each year.

During the months of June, July, and August, I spool them with fifteen pound line for king mackerel trolling.  The drag stands up to the long runs these fish make when first hooked.  They are also light enough to work the fish back to the boat standing up on the bow.

When the kings leave, I respool with forty or fifty pound line and head for the wrecks and artificial reefs.  Many of my friends take much heavier reels, but I find the 320GT2 works just fine.  It has enough power to wench a grouper off the bottom, yet it is light enough that it does not wear you out reeling up in 100 feet of water.  The Penn 4/0 and 6/0 reels used by my friends are two to three times heavier and a lot bulkier.

I have caught some really nice fish on these relatively light reels, and they work extremely well for me.  I like the level wind feature absent on Penn's big boys.  I also like the simple cleaning and lubricating routines.

Try these reels for your light trolling needs, and see if they work as well for you.