Bass Pro Shops® Crappie Maxx Deluxe Crappie Reel | Bass Pro Shops

Bass Pro Shops® Crappie Maxx Deluxe Crappie Reel

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  • Designed especially for light-biting crappie
  • Smooth drag that’s compatible with ultralight lines
  • Easy-cranking handle
  • Selective on/off bait clicker
  • Stop position anti-reverse
  • Multi-disc star drag spool tension knob
  • 3.6:1 gear ratio

Designed especially for light-biting crappie, the Bass Pro Shops® Crappie Maxx Deluxe Crappie Reel features a smooth drag that’s compatible with ultralight lines, easy-cranking handle, selective on/off bait clicker, and stop position anti-reverse. Features multi-disc star drag spool tension [Read More]

   


Model Retrieve Gear Ratio Line Cap. Other specs Quantity  

CX40

Right

3.6:1

6/90

 Reel Weight (oz.): 4.3 38-353-280-00
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  • Designed especially for light-biting crappie
  • Smooth drag that’s compatible with ultralight lines
  • Easy-cranking handle
  • Selective on/off bait clicker
  • Stop position anti-reverse
  • Multi-disc star drag spool tension knob
  • 3.6:1 gear ratio

Designed especially for light-biting crappie, the Bass Pro Shops® Crappie Maxx Deluxe Crappie Reel features a smooth drag that’s compatible with ultralight lines, easy-cranking handle, selective on/off bait clicker, and stop position anti-reverse. Features multi-disc star drag spool tension knob and 3.6:1 gear ratio. Weight: 4.3 oz. Line capacity: 6 lbs./90 yards.

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I fish a lake near my house that has bass that rarely grow over six pounds. Would this be able to handle a three to six pound bass?

Oh, and also, can this reel be casted?
7 months ago
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Aleon
 - Miami, FL
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Yes it will I caught a four pound bass out of a creek I fish on the weekends
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DerekHolland
 - Arkansas
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Theyve handled a few 3lb bass and a couple of 2lb crappie. And thats using 6lb Crappie Maxx line.
If I get a 6lb on i will let you know.
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Tab45
 - Norcross, GA
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You can't cast it. It does not have a free spool release.
10 months ago
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KennesawBaitCoJohn
 - Atlanta, GA
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This reel is not really for casting. It is for tight lining and very slow trolling.
11 months ago
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carjack
 - Amarillo, TX
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selectable
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 - SC
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This is a right hand retreive reel
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BPSResource10
 - Springfield, MO
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