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(Test/Yd.): 12/110, 14/90 Maximum Drag: 11lbs Weight: 6
The Ci4 material greatly reduced the weight and the new body design was now more compact and ergonomic
November can be tricky up here in Wisconsin as fish start to feel that cold and get a little more lethargic, but that doesnt mean you cant catch some BIG bass this time of year
In most situations, a medium (M) or medium-heavy (MH) power rod will be preferred for channel catfish, and for blue or flathead catfish a medium-heavy (MH) or heavy (H) power is most often preferred
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Read Next : Best Saltwater Spinning Reels Best Heavy-Duty Inshore Reel: Bates Salty 150 Pros One-piece aluminum body is extremely durable and resistant to flex Good line capacity and drag High-end gearing and seal Smooth Cons Slightly heavy Expensive Key Features Weight: 8 ounces 150 size Brass gearing CNC-machined aluminum, one-piece body Stainless steel and titanium water-tight drag Line Capacity: 190 yards of 30-pound braid 7.1: 1 and 6.3:1 gear ratios Bearings: 10+1 stainless steel with anti-corrosion coating Max Drag: 20 pounds Cork grips MSRP: $329.99 Bates is a relatively new reel company, but its predecessor, Seaborn, is a respected name in the Texas fly and inshore game
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