Available in larger sizes for more line capacity and power (e.g., Tranx 300/400)
Don't be afraid to throw lures meant for other species or lures that seem too large, either, as I've spent an entire afternoon nailing bass after bass with a large zara spook topwater even though half the bass here in the more northern states could never swallow something that large no matter how big they grow
Apply the warm epoxy over the bushings, slide, and rotate the reel seat into position, aligning it with the spline
Pros Highest rated gear ratio at 4:1:1 3 models (sizes) with line weights:8#, 10# or 12# Rotating tungsten carbide line pickup pin to reduce line twists Ultra-smooth, multi-disc drag Very high line capacity Cons Low bearing count (1 bearing) Line pin may cause line twists No spare spool This reel has a lot of history and experience as it has likely been around longer than you have as its been in production since 1954
I listen to the podcast and couldnt understand why you were comparing the two
Reel Seat