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 BPS David Fritts Crankbait Reel
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08/04/07 04:58 PM
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Rebbasser
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Guys, if you don't like throwing big, deep cranks because it is such a work out you ought to take a look at this reel. I bought the 4.7:1 a couple weeks ago, made a few casts with it last week but really gave it a ride today. I must have made 200 casts with it using either a Norman DT-22 or a Rapala DT-16. I can honestly say cranking those big, deep cranks was about as hard as cranking a Bandit 100 Series or a Trap with a high speed reel. I just wish I had gotten it sooner!
(Didn't catch anything with it, but really didn't care-I just wanted to see how it handled those deep cranks, and did it ever!)
Last edited by Rebbasser; 08/04/07 04:58 PM.
It happened to the best of them: John 21:3 
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Re: BPS David Fritts Crankbait Reel
[Re: Rebbasser]
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08/24/07 12:53 PM
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Nitro Man
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Hey, I have the 4.7's and the 5.2's...Love them for Cranking...Good Choice Buddy! Nitro Man
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Re: BPS David Fritts Crankbait Reel
[Re: Nitro Man]
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08/24/07 07:07 PM
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aggiegolfer
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I with they made a LH model...
I wish I could find a LH Lews like these new ones are modelled after for that matter...those were some good reels.
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