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Lew's · Low-Profile Baitcasting Reels
Lew's SuperDuty 300 Speed Spool Baitcasting Reel, Right Hand, 7.21 Ratio
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Gearbox Ratio: 7.2
- 7.2
Hand Orientation: Right Hand
- Right Hand
- Left Hand not in 7.2, 190/14 - 35", 1
Size: 190/14 - 35"
- 190/14 - 35"
- 190/14 - 31" not in 7.2, Right Hand, 1
Number of Items: 1
- 1
- Item weight
- 9.2 Ounces
- Product dimensions
- 6"L x 6"W x 3"H
Quick take
A rugged baitcasting reel with carbon fiber drag, magnetic braking, and high speed capable of handling heavy cover and big fish.
This right-hand baitcast reel pairs a one-piece aluminum frame with a 7.2:1 gear ratio that picks up about 35 inches of line per turn. It holds 190 yards of 14-pound mono or 150 yards of 65-pound braid, and its carbon fiber drag reaches 24 pounds. A magnetic and centrifugal brake system lets anglers tune casts for lures of different weights, which suits bass anglers working heavier cover and techniques.
Best for
- Fishing heavy weeds, wood, and structure for bass
- Saltwater casting where drag and power matter
- Anglers who want power and control in a compact package
Skip if
- You prefer spinning reels for lighter presentations
- You need extreme high-speed retrieve ratios
Strengths
- 24 lb drag and solid brass gears handle strong fish
- Adjustable Multi-Setting Brake system for smooth casts
- 7-bearing system with stainless steel internals
Trade-offs
- Requires skill to avoid backlashes and birds nests
- At 9.2 oz heavier than some modern baitcasters
- Combat Grip and shape not suitable for all hand sizes
Fishing fit
- Water
- Freshwater
- Saltwater
- Techniques
- Casting
- Skill level
- Intermediate
Specifications
| Type | baitcasting reel |
|---|---|
| Gear ratio | 7.21:1 |
| Max drag | 24 lb |
| Line capacity | 190 yd 14 lb mono or 150 yd 65 lb braid |
| Weight | 9.2 oz |
| Line retrieve | 35 in per turn |
| Frame | One-piece aluminum |
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