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Heck of a Catfish Reel #10847975 05/16/15 03:36 AM
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Picked up a cheap Jigmaster 500s. Overhauled it, put a new knob on it,5.1gears and carbon drag washers in it. Turned out nice.

Re: Heck of a Catfish Reel [Re: J.StoneRepairs] #10847992 05/16/15 03:50 AM
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Does it cast very well?

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It actually cast pretty decent. I used it last night on a 12' okuma longitude surf rod at Lake Waco spillway in the fast flowing water. A 3/0 weight was OK. I plan on playing around with an aluminum spool and a bug mag kit in the future.

Re: Heck of a Catfish Reel [Re: J.StoneRepairs] #10848054 05/16/15 04:42 AM
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Probably need a leather stopper if you were using large weights cause the spools so big it'll burn your thumb off when you cast lol

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