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  I have a chance to get one of these cheap. I have 2 curado reels, but I don't know anything about the Casitas. How strong is it? How large a diameter line will a 150 size reel really take before there's problems? Specifically how strong is the gear train in these? I have an empty MH/F rod, but I figured that might be a little bit more than this reel can bite off and chew, because it's a graphite frame. I've never had a reel with a graphite frame. Anything I should know in that regard?  Thanks for your replies and help.    jj

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Jump on it. I 've been using a 7 speed on my 7' mh/f buzz bait rod for 3 years now. it has no problem handling,casting,hooking or landing fish such as this one I caught on thurs. Around some fairly heavy weeds.[edit:should read 6 speed not 7]

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1 minute ago, keagbassr said:

Jump on it. I 've been using a 7 speed on my 7' mh/f buzz bait rod for 3 years now. it has no problem handling,casting,hooking or landing fish such as this one I caught on thurs. Around some fairly heavy weeds.

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   What kinda line do you have on it?   jj

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40 lb. Spiderwire stealth.cant tell you how much i dont really keep track.i just wind it on til it's full.

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