Been using a low profile, low spool capacity reel for c-rigging. Wondering if I can increase casting distance with a wide spool reel or is it better to opt for more bearings.....currently using a Revo SX. What's your thoughts gang.

You should be able to get good distance out of your Revo SX. I prefer to have the same feel so I would stick to low profile to give up a little capacity. As long as that Revo is full you shouldn�t be casting past it�s reasonable capacity.

With a wider or deeper spool you can get a little more casting distance due to less rotations because of the width or depth of the spool.

As far as the OP�s question goes I�m not sure if Abu sells deeper spools for the SX but I throw Concept A�s from 13 Fishing and I can get a deeper spool in a low profile reel which I have considered doing for a couple of my reels because I can launch it a mile with 20# flouro and get quite low on the spool.

I use a Shimano ihg holds plenty of line with a 1oz weight it will cast about half the spool.

Lews BB1 or Super Duty Wide Spool. I have both reels but use the BB1 for C-Rig. If you can cast far I think deep spools are better because you lose gear ratio as you cast off line especially if your using a heavier test line as your main line.

Daiwa Tatula SV TW is an AWESOME reel for a Carolina Rig.

Gonna be hard to beat the new Shimano Curado K for that. Wider 200-Series spool in a smaller profile reel than previous Curados. It is a home run for Shimano.

Lews supper duty

Supper duty is what my wife calls it when it's my night to cook Jake

I c rig with a spinning rod and reel.

I can cast a big worm (12") and separate weight (2-5')much further and easier and I have a spinning rod that is the same as my mh casting rods.

This is proof that you can get a college degree without knowing how to spell stuff lol! Or maybe its the 12-14 hour work days making me little crazy?

I also have both of these reels and switched over to the Super Duty wide spool for my C-rig because I use 20# Invizx as my main line and that reel holds a lot of line. You can get very long distance casts with it. I have it in the 7-1 gear ratio.

I also use the super duty wide spool for throwing large swim baits, but with a slower gear ratio.

I thought that same thing but then I spooled one up with 20# Invizx and can throw the C-rig all the way down to the spool. I did not like that so I switched to the Lews Super Duty wide spool.

I use the Tatula for other techniques. It is a fantastic reel also.

I would have to agree with Ken that the new Shimano K is a home run for Shimano. They flopped with the G series, and floundered with the I series but the K is a fantastic reel. I love them for pitching Tx. rigs and jigs.