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Read Next : Best Saltwater Spinning Reels Best Heavy-Duty Inshore Reel: Bates Salty 150 Pros One-piece aluminum body is extremely durable and resistant to flex Good line capacity and drag High-end gearing and seal Smooth Cons Slightly heavy Expensive Key Features Weight: 8 ounces 150 size Brass gearing CNC-machined aluminum, one-piece body Stainless steel and titanium water-tight drag Line Capacity: 190 yards of 30-pound braid 7.1: 1 and 6.3:1 gear ratios Bearings: 10+1 stainless steel with anti-corrosion coating Max Drag: 20 pounds Cork grips MSRP: $329.99 Bates is a relatively new reel company, but its predecessor, Seaborn, is a respected name in the Texas fly and inshore game

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I no longer have to carefully make sure the side-plate is not accidentally dropped into the watery depths when I need to open it while fishing

The Shimano Tranx Baitcaster Florentino remembers the early days of saltwater baitcasting reels

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