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When fishing stronger currents or deeper holes, the Sharky Baitfeeder III Spinning Reel(5000) with its wide spool can hold an impressive 340 yards of 40-pound braid, providing more than enough line for catching oversized catfish under any condition

The Shaft is unique in that it has bearings at the end of each end of the spool shaft, which is how they are able to achieve such free casting

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Low-profile reels have a smaller frame and handle, making them much more comfortable to cast all day long

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