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SKU: abu-garcia-revo-x-inshore-low-profile-baitcasting-reels productid: abu-garcia-revo-x-inshore-low-profile-baitcasting-reels itemtype: mainlanding ratingcount: 1 rating: 5.0 pd-product-review-family: abu-garcia-revo-x-inshore-low-profile-baitcasting-reels prop65: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm productCanonicalUrl: preloadimg: Click here for more information Description Reviews Q&A The Abu Garcia Revo X Inshore Low Profile Baitcasting Reels feature an X2-Craftic alloy frame that is lightweight yet rigid and corrosion resistant

Overall, Ive extremely happy with the Revo SX. Piscifun Alloy M Low Profile Baitcasting Reel Rated 4.65625 out of 5 Weight (oz.): 7.4 Available Gear Ratios: 6.3:1, 7.5:1, 8.4:1 Bearing Count: 9 Mono Line Capacity (yd/lb): 175/7 Braided Line Capacity (yd/lb): 165/20 Max Drag (lbs): 22 With the release of the Alloy M low profile baitcasting reel, Piscifun has shown us once and for all that weve been paying too much for our baitcasting reels

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Advantages of Braid + The lines are incredibly strong + Suitable for catching larger fish species + Have a low level of stretch + Offer excellent sensitivity and hook-setting ability + Very durable + Last longer than mono or fluorocarbon lines Disadvantages of Braid - Lines are more visible than fluorocarbon lines - Less effective in clear water conditions - More expensive than mono lines - Can be more difficult to handle - Lack of stretch - Prone to backlash and tangling What is the strongest line

On-the-water overview (demo copy) Specs & build (demo copy) Care & storage (demo copy) Best ways to fish it (demo) Swim Jig Trailer Shallow grass, slow roll Texas Rig Pitching to cover Ball Jig Head Dragging sand or rock Split Shot Natural subtle glides Finesse / Compact Jig When/Where: Pressured fish in clear water, docks, rocky points, and post-front conditions when bass lock tight to cover and want a slower, subtler fall