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so ive got this reel ordered and it should be here any day. does anyone have experience with these? it is my first baitcasting reel. now do bps make their own reel or do they have a company make them (eg. diawa) and just put their name on it? i know im late to review, i just found this site today. anyways thanks for any input

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I believe it is made in the same factory that the Pflueger's are made in - or so someone at Bpro once told me.  Not to be confused with the Browning line that Bpro now owns.

Do a search in just this forum for the BPS Extreme - there are a lot of positive comments on it, particularly when they were blowing them out for $39.

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I have an older Extrem..If this is yourm first baitcaster, set the brakes on the highest, the spool friction knob which is on the same side as the crank, tighten it down, with a 3/8 oz lure ties to the rig, Slowly loosen the spool friction knob until the lure Slowly drops, and leave it there..Your cast's won't real long, but it will help with backlashes/ birdnest's..Use your thimb as a brake i.e. feather the spool, apply pressure as soon as your bait hits the water...and the word of the day here is..Practice, Practice, and more practice.

Until you can cast alot without any problems, you can then slowly back off the brake if needed, and you can do the same with the spool friction knob..Be aware if you back off the friction to much, it creates a space between the frame and spool, and there's a chance your line can get wraped up in there, so take baby steps when making adjustments.

Have Fun!

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thank you for the information... i have alot of practicing aheads of me.. and probably alot of birdnesting too but im kinda hoping i get it down before that happens too many times haha.. thanks again.

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Geez...

Hijacking your own thread is really silly. Start a new thread

for new topics. Your last post has been deleted.

-Kent  a.k.a. roadwarrior

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