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Ok I know this subject has been mulled over and over , Looking for opinions on what's a good low profile reel for 1-5 oz (mostly mattlures baby gills) swim baits  .. As always opinions are greatly appreciated .. I like Lews and Shimanos..............Thanks

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Hands down Shimano 300E or D @ 10.2 oz it's a powerful reel... 29 IPT.. It is quick too.. Big gear, big pinion... It's a very well designed and reliable reel.... Reel in 10xd as well... Also Alabama rigs etc.. List goes on....

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Since you put low profile my vote is out of question with the Shimano Calcutta

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Im dumb... When I first read the title I thought to myself "50 oz swimbait! What is this madness..."

I'd give another vote for the curado 300E

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My curado 300e is sweet for throwing the same sized swim baits you listed, paired with the okuma guide select swimbait rod MH very nice pair

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I've fished musky size baits for many years with the "round" reels. Why are you so focused on a low profile model? An Ambassadeur 6500-C is hard to beat when casting all day long and needing power when it counts. Bullet proof and cost effective. JMO. :)

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Super duty all the way it is an awesome reel and was designed for that purpose. i use mine for it and have no problems 

 

    Tight lines 

 

      Andrew

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I would not only look at the Lew's Super Duty but the Lew's BB2Z is probably more suited, the Shimano Curado 300E is great but is quite a bit larger. Those would be the reels I would choose from. On the right rod any of these would be great choices. :thumbsup1:

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I would not only look at the Lew's Super Duty but the Lew's BB2Z is probably more suited, the Shimano Curado 300E is great but is quite a bit larger. Those would be the reels I would choose from. On the right rod any of these would be great choices. :thumbsup1:

+1 on the BB-2Z. I have it on my Okuma swimbait rod & could not be happier.

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