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There are sooo many baitcasting reels on the market, and i am kinda overwhelmed, but i have narrowed it down to a few. ($150 or less)

 

  • revo s
  • citica
  • pro qualifier
  • quantum energy pt (found one for a good price)
  • abu garcia ambassedeur c3

If you have a suggestion other than these reels feel free to say it.

 

This reel will mostly be used for 1/4 oz - 5/8 oz crankbaits and also t-rigged soft plastics, and jigs.

Oh, and on 12 pound line monofilament

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Is suggest a Johney Morris. The duel breaking system is outstanding, and I've owned everything from a Diawa Zillion, a currado, and Abu Garcia and I only fish with my 12 Johnny morris's and my Zillions

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Can a c3 cast a 1/4 crankbait far?

A reel with a level wind that disengages during casting is a better choice for throwing light baits.

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I love shimano but have no experience with the citica. So my only recommendation is get a low gear ratio for cranksbaits.

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Have you looked at any of the Lew's? I just ordered one, they have gotten great reviews. Worth looking at, more reel for the price!

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Revo S. Quality reel that casts a mile and just plain smooth all around. Best money you'll spend on a reel. I say that while owning a new SX and STX.

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Lew's Tournament Pro $139-$149 free shipping (everyday) on the famous auction site.

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For the same price unless you just prefer the centrifugal breaks you can get the revo sx ... I love mine.

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I would say citica e series. If you're looking for a left handed citica, I know a place that has several left and can't get rid of them. They are priced pretty good, and for the money they are asking, its probably the best buy. Pm me for details.

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Pro Qualifier and some lures with the leftover money.

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I have other Daiwas, but people seem to really be loving the new Lexa 100's.  I mention this because earlier today I saw several going for $100 flat on eBay.

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I love my Revo S.  If you want a Left handed retrieve I would think about the citica.  I have an old citica (its a really large reel) so I dont think I can really vouch for the new ones, but Shimano seems to be a solid brand. All I am interesed in right now are revos though.

 

 

I would go to bass pro if possible to try to see how they would feel on the rod you will use.

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Im with the other guys that mentioned lews!

 

i was iffy at first but just got my 3rd one in and cant wait to purchase my 4th.. either the tournament or the tournament pro would be my suggestion but imo the $100 speed spool beats citcas and the revo s..

 

dont beilve us go read reviews on any website.

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I have a bunch of PQs and love them.....BUT I just started fishing with a Lexa that I scored on eBay for less than $100.  I would go that route all day long, if I had the choice.  My PQs are great, but that Lexa for that price is a steal.

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Lew's BB1 or the Tournament, great reels around $110.00, and great buy's

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The Pro Qualifier is on sale for 80 bucks right now. I'd jump on that. I have 2 and I put them right up there with my other more expensive reels. For the money, it will be hard to find a better reel IMO, especially at $80.

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Lew's. I love my tourney pro. I bought it after owning a couple shimano and a Abu s. it's become a go to reel for me. Smooth and fast usually don't go together so well.

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I was gonna buy a C3 last year but ended up spending the extra $10 on a C4 and I couldn't be happier.  The thumb bar and internal braking set up are worth the money to step up.  That being said, I just bought a Lews speed spool tournament mg for 129 at a box store and the little bit that I have used it so far it seems to be money very well spent.  

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