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Ball Bearings: Top of the line reels don't necessarily need to have a lot of bearings, just quality ones
Light gear is the way to go, with a 1-3kg or 2-4kg spinning rod matched with a 1000 or 2500 spinning reel comfortably handling almost any type of bait or lure in your Aussie bass arsenal
The action to record a catch also compiles location, weather and water data with the stored catch information
The best value award was based on which rod provides the biggest bang for your buck