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livetofish28

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  1. livetofish28's post in New Baitcaster was marked as the answer   
    DO NOT GET THE TOURNEY Special you will regret it i have a friend in a bass club who has had it replaced 3 times for the same problem go with the pro Qualifier I fish tournaments with them you will love it 
     
       tight lines 
     
         Andrew 
  2. livetofish28's post in Which Baitcaster? was marked as the answer   
    I have one in 7:1:1 ratio mounted on a m/h fast action BPS pro qualifier rod with 40# power pro braid I use it for topwater and squarebills the next is a 6:4:1 this is generally an all around ratio it sits sometimes because I don't have a rod for it has 15 pound mono on it the next is a 5:2:1 mounted on a m/h fast action St Croix mojo bass rod It has 40# power pro I use it for spinners buzzbaits il swap out the 6:4:1 if I'm expecting a buzzbait bite or I just use the 7:1:1 with it this is probably the most versatile set up the last one is a 4:7:1 It has 15 pound mono and is mounted on a 7'8 m/h moderate action St Croix mojo bass rod I use it for all of my cranks and traps besides square bills. I have a tendency to crank fast which is why my spinner and crankbait reels are slower than most the pro qualifier is an awesome reel. The PQ has a DBS which is dual braking system which works very well it has a star drag that clicks when you adjust it. If your willing to spend about 20 dollars more( depending on when your looking to buy a PQ) I recomend stepping up to a lew's tournament mg. That is my work horse reel it has all the "clickies" on it and you won't be dissapointed with it.
    Hope this helps with your decision. PM me if you have any more questions.
    Tight lines
    Andrew
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