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I am trying to find baitcasters that have the widest spools on the market, this is not a "your favorite" question.  I want to know actual facts on who makes the widest spools.  I cannot find much info just googling.

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Check out the Daiwa Tatula Type HD and some of the Lexa 300 series.  You could also look at some of the round baitcasting reels like a Daiwa TD Luna, Shimano Cardiff, Calcutta, Abu Garcia Ambassador reels.

 

 

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The Curado 300 series are a pretty wide spool. Step up to a Calcutta 400 series if you're willing to use a round reel.

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6 hours ago, Brett Vasel said:

I am trying to find baitcasters that have the widest spools on the market, this is not a "your favorite" question.  I want to know actual facts on who makes the widest spools.  I cannot find much info just googling.

 

Is your thumb as big as your toe or what ? :huh:

On 7/6/2017 at 8:55 PM, Raul said:

 

Is your thumb as big as your toe or what ? :huh:

 

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Fry, what in the world are you fishing for that you need so much line on a spool? For instance, I use my Curado 50s and 70s for worms, jigs, spinner baits and crank baits and they have narrow spools.  My older Curado 100Bs are used for frogging.

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@Brett Vasel Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ 

Most if not all the casting reels the serious swimbait anglers throw are of the wide spool variety.

The Calcutta 400B for instance fill the bill there but the 5.0:1 gear ratio equates to an IPT in the low range.

The new Shimano Tranx Casting Reel line certainly looks pretty beffy as well.

A-Jay

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