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I currently own a BPS Johnny Morris JM10SHA...the 7.1:1 version. However, I am not all together happy with it. I basically use this as a topwater rig. The rod I have paired with it is the Johnny Morris Sig. Series 6'6" MH. I don't really have any complaints about the rod however, the reel seems to just not live up to my standards. I don't feel as though when I set the hook there is "Instant Anti-Reverse", it seems like it slips a little bit before it actually catches. Also, I don't really like the Dual Braking System. It seems like just when I think I have it set right, the weather changes or something and I have to change the entire system. I was thinking about going with a Shimano Citica 200DSV. Any suggestions otherwise within that price range? Or am I just asking too much out of a reel at this price? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

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what kind of line is on it?braid with no backing will slip.the rick clunn reel has the itb brake which works nice.

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Ihaven't tried any of the BPS reels, but have 3 Citica's I am very happy with.  Liked them even better after I broke them down and relubbed them.  Factory lube job is just too heavy.

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At least with the Citica, you know who made it.  The BPS stuff gets rotated around with contracts.

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