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7 foot medium-heavy power delivers strong hook sets with versatile casting capability Fast action IM6 graphite blank enhances sensitivity with powerful backbone for larger catches 7.5:1 gear ratio provides fast retrieves with efficient lure presentation control ParaMag RX Braking System delivers precise cast control without sacrificing distance 5 stainless steel double-shielded bearings plus roller bearing provide smooth operation Speed Gears cut on Hamai CNC machines deliver powerful, consistent cranking performance Lightweight graphite frame and side covers reduce weight while maintaining durability 32 mm spool with Knot Slot provides strength with seamless line connection Stainless steel guides with aluminum oxide inserts reduce friction and line wear No Foul hook keeper securely stores hooks while preventing snags and tangles Lew's graphite skeletal reel seat improves rod and reel connection with increased sensitivity 95 mm aluminum handle provides strong cranking leverage with reliable control

We can begin the discussion by running through the pros and cons of both style of reels and then then compare metrics such as casting distance, drag, line size, lure weight and other issues

Pro-tip: For ultralight baitcasters, I like to clip a cheap line counter (e.g

Sometime in 1953, the "MOD SG" mark was removed from the lower left side plate which leads us to the American version

Weight - 10.5 oz
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