bent fishing hooks 2171 enabling a very smooth transition from leader/cable to hook body Octopus Hook - Bent Eye

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Magic Cast adjustable magnetic anti-backlash cast control system uses Lenz Law to help reduce line overrun and bird nests Wide-frame three-speed conventional reel with increased line capacity for offshore fishing Patented dual carbon fiber drag system with adjustable strike pre-set Precision-machined 6061 T-6 marine grade aluminum frame with Glide Plate control, silent dog anti-reverse, and 9 ball bearings Manufacturer's limited warranty Specifications: Retrieve: Left or Right Gear ratio: High: 5.4:1 Medium: 2.4:1 Low: 1.3:1 Bearings: 9BB Line capacity: 100/620 Max drag: Strike: 40 lbs

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Looking at the VC70-6's RoD Deflection chart below, you can see how the stick's power curve is more shallow than that of our 2010, The Search for One baseline rods

Daiwa uses their patented T-Wing System where the guide is shaped like a T, it creates a wide section (top part of the T) when line is exiting and a narrow (bottom part of the T) when the line is returning

Also on my trip in March, I noticed that a lot of the guys had these wooden rod holders that clamped onto the railing of the upper deck