Zebco® Hawg Seeker™ Spinning Rod and Reel Combo | Bass Pro Shops

Zebco® Hawg Seeker™ Spinning Rod and Reel Combo


Catfishermen, rejoice--these are the systems made for YOUR kind of fishing!

Reel features: Revolutionary BiteAlert™ technology lights up (LED flasher) and sounds an audible alarm (continuous beep) when a fish takes your bait--great for night fishing. Easy Continuous Anti-Reverse lever adjustments lets you change the sensitivity setting as needed. Uses 2 lithium batteries (included). Single ball bearing drive; high-strength gears; Power Torque handle; pre-spooled with 20-lb. mono.
Rod features: Rugged 2-piece E-glass blank with Glowtip® glow-in-the-dark tip; max-cast guideset; split [Read More]

   


Model Gear Ratio Power Other specs Quantity  

HSBASPCA

4.9:1

Medium Heavy

 Recovery Rate: 30"
Weight (oz.): 3.17 		38-951-770-00
Your Price (each): $44.99
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Catfishermen, rejoice--these are the systems made for YOUR kind of fishing!

Reel features: Revolutionary BiteAlert™ technology lights up (LED flasher) and sounds an audible alarm (continuous beep) when a fish takes your bait--great for night fishing. Easy Continuous Anti-Reverse lever adjustments lets you change the sensitivity setting as needed. Uses 2 lithium batteries (included). Single ball bearing drive; high-strength gears; Power Torque handle; pre-spooled with 20-lb. mono.
Rod features: Rugged 2-piece E-glass blank with Glowtip® glow-in-the-dark tip; max-cast guideset; split grip long cast EVA handle; scalloped "No Twist" fighting grip; drop shot weight clip.

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Yes, the reel rod can be switched to either side.
4 months ago
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FishermanHunterMike
 - Altoona, IA
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yes, it ships with the handle to reel on the left side and I reel with my right hand. It's very easy to change over.
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LITTLE TOO LARGE FOR SMALLMOUTH. ITS A OCEAN REEL. CATFISH WOULD BE PERFECT
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 - PLAINSBORO, NJ
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yes. i fish big bull reds with this combo
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YES IT IS
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I didn't find it to be too big and bulky but it is for big fish so yeah it's not your Zebco 33 or $10 ultra light rig.
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 - Horn Lake, MS
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is it hard to cast?

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NEVER CASTED BEFORE BUT LOOKS LIKE IT WOULD DO GOOD.
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No its real easy
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no, it is pretty simple actually.
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Not if you can cast a spinning reel. If you are only used to spin cast reels it takes a little bit of getting used to but once you get used to a spinning reel it works. Mine broke the crank on the reel to this model traded up to a Bill Dance Catfish model
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for your answer. my nephew caught a 30 lb. 39 in. flathead cat on this model.
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I usely use 5 oz bank sinkers on this rod and they work ok. Except they make the rod bend a little.
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