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Okuma StrataMaster Reels

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Available in sizes to cover everything from walleye to salmon to muskies to striper, the Okuma StrataMaster reels are made exclusively for Bass Pro Shops. In addition to their line counters which measure in feet for precise presentations, the StrataMaster Reels feature an graphite anodized spool, smooth 2-bearing system, die-cast graphite drag star, oversize power handle with ergonomic handle knob, multi-disc drag system for smooth and efficient fish-stopping power and a corrosion-resistant 1-piece graphite frame.

   


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SM-20D

Right

5.1:1

20/210

 Ball Bearings: 2
Max Drag: 17 Lbs.
Recovery: 23" Per Turn 		38-350-784-00
Your Price (each): $54.99
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SM-30D

Right

4.0:1

25/310

 Ball Bearings: 2
Max Drag: 20 Lbs.
Recovery: 24" Per Turn 		38-350-786-00
Your Price (each): $59.99
In stock

SM-45D

Right

4.0:1

30/330

 Ball Bearings: 2
Max Drag: 21 Lbs.
Recovery: 26" Per Turn 		38-350-788-00
Your Price (each): $64.99
In stock

SM-15DA

Right

5.1:1

12/290

 Ball Bearings: 2
Max Drag: 16 Lbs.
Recovery: 23" Per Turn 		38-350-790-00
Your Price (each): $54.99
In stock

  • Reel Weight (oz.) - 16
A Bass Pro Shops® Exclusive!

Available in sizes to cover everything from walleye to salmon to muskies to striper, the Okuma StrataMaster reels are made exclusively for Bass Pro Shops. In addition to their line counters which measure in feet for precise presentations, the StrataMaster Reels feature an graphite anodized spool, smooth 2-bearing system, die-cast graphite drag star, oversize power handle with ergonomic handle knob, multi-disc drag system for smooth and efficient fish-stopping power and a corrosion-resistant 1-piece graphite frame.

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this reel sounds like its a great reel but would a Bass Pro Shops Power Plus Trophy Class 7' Medium Heavy Trigger Rod work well with the smallest reel size for this model?
5 months, 1 week ago
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Lilbassboy
 - Merrimack NH
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It depends on the user, but I can't see why not...
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 - Winooski, VT
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You can use it for Catfishing but it is more of a Northern Angler Reel. Try http://www.basspro.com/Freshwater-F...
5 months, 2 weeks ago
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BPSResource7
 - springfield, mo
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Want to get a striper outfit. Thanks!
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 - Harrisburg PA
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I have 4 okuma strata master reels and have never had a problem with them. Can't compare because I don't own a penn.
5 months, 3 weeks ago
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fishinglassman
 - Marion, NC
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i bought this reel last friday. i went fishing today to try it out and the longest cast i got was about 60-70 feet...i know it will cast farther than that....this is my first baitcasting reel and im not sure whether i am setting it right or not...please tell me if there is something wrong so i can return it if there is....
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You just got the reel, it takes time to get used to the settings...you aren't getting distance out of it because the brake was probably too hard, but I'm sure if you loosen it you'll get a birds nest immediately. Just take your time.
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 - Winooski, VT
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These reels are not designed for long casting. The noise may be the clicker set in on position (small button on left side of reel that moves up and down) You can loosen the spool tention with the small round knob on right side of reel behind drag star. This will produce free spooling, loosen it very much and your line will freespool and tangle.
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 - Greensboro, NC
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15 lb braid with 20 ft 8lb mono leader
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I would spool it with braid with a mono backer. Put on a swivel with a Palomar knot and attach your harness, spoon or whatever you are using with at least 3' of fluorocarbon leader.
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 - Spokane Wa
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Recommend a Walleye Rod.

Try a search online for Walleye Rods or try http://www.basspro.com/Freshwater-F....
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 - springfield, mo
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Yes, left side of reel
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 - Greensboro, NC
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yes, you can turn it on or off
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Left-handed retrieve Stratamasters are not available anywhere at this time.
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