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Bass Pro Shops® Bionic Plus Low-Profile Baitcast Reels

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  • Easy-palming baitcaster
  • One-piece frame
  • Non-slip Soft Touch finish
  • Six-bearing system
  • Double-shielded stainless steel ball bearings
  • Powerlock™ instant anti-reverse
  • Silky-smooth drag
  • Six-pin centrifugal brake
  • 16-hole drilled aluminum spool
  • Low-profile Recurve aluminum handle

We’ve upgraded our easy-palming baitcaster for greater performance all around! As before, the Bionic Plus is built on a one-piece frame, with a non-slip Soft Touch finish for sure-handed comfort in any weather. Its six-bearing [Read More]

   


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BNP10HD

Right

6.3:1

12/150

 Ball Bearings: 5+1
Max Drag: 12 Lbs.
Recovery: 28" Per Turn
Reel Weight (oz.): 8 		38-353-046-00
Your Price: $64.99
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BNP10HLD

Left

6.3:1

12/150

 Ball Bearings: 5+1
Max Drag: 12 Lbs.
Recovery: 28" Per Turn
Reel Weight (oz.): 8 		38-353-048-00
Your Price: $64.99
In stock

BNP10SD

Right

5.2:1

12/150

 Ball Bearings: 5+1
Max Drag: 12 Lbs.
Recovery: 23" Per Turn
Reel Weight (oz.): 8 		38-353-050-00
Your Price: $64.99
In stock

  • Easy-palming baitcaster
  • One-piece frame
  • Non-slip Soft Touch finish
  • Six-bearing system
  • Double-shielded stainless steel ball bearings
  • Powerlock™ instant anti-reverse
  • Silky-smooth drag
  • Six-pin centrifugal brake
  • 16-hole drilled aluminum spool
  • Low-profile Recurve aluminum handle

We’ve upgraded our easy-palming baitcaster for greater performance all around! As before, the Bionic Plus is built on a one-piece frame, with a non-slip Soft Touch finish for sure-handed comfort in any weather. Its six-bearing system (five ball-bearings plus one roller bearing) includes double-shielded stainless steel ball bearings plus Powerlock™ instant anti-reverse, and the drag is as silky-smooth as ever. But now we’ve added our proven six-pin centrifugal brake, a 16-hole drilled aluminum spool, and our low-profile Recurve aluminum handle and drag star, for precision you’ll feel on every cast.

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i don't believe i would use this reel for salt water fishing
1 month ago
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fshnaz
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We do not recommend using a freshwater reel in saltwater. The saltwater could dramatically reduce the life of the reel. Thank you!
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 - Springfield, MO
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Yes. I own 3 Bionic Plus reels and the Bionic Blade rods. Love them all. Excellent eguipment for almost any fishing application.
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Yes you can use the chicken liver bait with this reel.
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 - Springfield, MO
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With the proper oil, grease and with the instructions in hand.
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 - Sumter,SC
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Push the side-cover release and take the side cover off. This will allow you to remove the spool. you can then clean and oil the real and reassemble.
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how do you set the brake

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There's a button/lever on the base of the palm plate (opposite side from reel handle). Just push this lever down and twist palm plate downward. Then, turn the brake selection disc to the desired setting (0, 2,4, o 6)...the higher the number, the greater the breaking.
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 - Elk Grove, Ca
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this real holds about 150 yards of 12 and around 180 yards of 10 depending on how you like your real. i dont like to completely fill the spools to the max because i think backlashes are easier to get and harder to get out.
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 - New Orleans, La
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12 LBS/150 YDS per description.
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 - Hickory NC
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i am getting one of these reels with a 5'6" tourney special rod i'll be useing this combo dor just about everything but mainly heavy top water stuff. So i was wondering what type of line would be best for this stuation?
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I really like Power Pro 20lb Moss Green Braided line and it's been very productive for catching many multi-species of fish.
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 - Nj
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i would suggest size 12 or 14 size monofilament line with stretch to it. threaded lines tend to rip the bait away from the fish easier.
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Well, if your looking for good line for topwater, I would recommend braid. Its the best for topwater........ trust me :)
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 - Harrisburg, PA
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I have 3 of these reels. I use mostly Suffix on them. It works well with any line weights I've tried. I have one setup with 8 lb< one with 12 lb, and one with 15 lb. The heavier the line the less distance unless using a very heavy lure. I did have braid on one but have never been a fan of braid so guess I didn't give it a fair chance, but I wasn't impressed! Love the reels though. Best thing I learned was to loosen the drag completely when in storage.
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