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Team Daiwa® TD-Pro Baitcast Reels

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  • Rigid 1-piece aluminum frame
  • Free-floating, drilled aluminum spool
  • 12-bearing system for effortless retrieves
  • Rock-solid 6-point drive train
  • Magforce®-Z automatic magnetic anti-backlash system

The engineers at Team Daiwa have really outdone themselves with this top-line baitcaster, custom-made for Bass Pro customers only. Its free-floating drilled aluminum spool and incredible 12-bearing system (11 stainless steel ball bearings + 1 roller bearing) combine for virtually effortless retrieves--in fact, you [Read More]

   


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TDP100H

Right

6.3:1

12/150

 Ball Bearings: 11+1
Max Drag: 8.8 Lbs.
Recovery: 28" Per Turn
Reel Weight (oz.): 8.8 		38-351-148-00
Your Price: $129.99
In stock

TDP100LH

Left

6.3:1

12/150

 Ball Bearings: 11+1
Max Drag: 8.8 Lbs.
Recovery: 28" Per Turn
Reel Weight (oz.): 8.8 		38-351-150-00
Your Price: $129.99
In stock

TDPRO100SH

Right

7.1:1

12/150

 Ball Bearings: 11+1
Max Drag: 8.8 Lbs.
Recovery: 31" Per Turn
Reel Weight (oz.): 8.8 		38-351-157-00
Your Price: $129.99
In stock

TDPRO100SHL

Left

7.1:1

12/150

 Ball Bearings: 11+1
Max Drag: 8.8 Lbs.
Recovery: 31" Per Turn
Reel Weight (oz.): 8.8 		38-351-159-00
Your Price: $129.99
In stock

A Bass Pro Exclusive!

  • Rigid 1-piece aluminum frame
  • Free-floating, drilled aluminum spool
  • 12-bearing system for effortless retrieves
  • Rock-solid 6-point drive train
  • Magforce®-Z automatic magnetic anti-backlash system

The engineers at Team Daiwa have really outdone themselves with this top-line baitcaster, custom-made for Bass Pro customers only. Its free-floating drilled aluminum spool and incredible 12-bearing system (11 stainless steel ball bearings + 1 roller bearing) combine for virtually effortless retrieves--in fact, you may need to concentrate a little harder when working a tube jig or twitch bait, in order to work them slowly enough! And with Team Daiwa's rigid 1-piece aluminum frame, swept handle and rock-solid 6-point drive train, you'll feel the power on every cast. Infinite Anti-Reverse; Magforce®-Z automatic magnetic anti-backlash system; Soft Touch grips.

Line recovery in inches per handle turn.

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Light jigs

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I am looking for a high quality baitcasting bass reel for throwing light jigs fairly far. Anyone have any ideas? Id like to stay under $200
7 months ago
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Catmaxx85
 - Edwardsville, IL
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I would consider the Bass Prolite, great reel for the price and throwing light lures.
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 - Burlington, Kentucky
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 - Orlando, Florida
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It truely is a great reel for the money. But some of them just don't last long because the bearings are not very durable.
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 - Edwardsville, IL
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This was a limited time offer. The reel if I remember correctly was offered at $79 or $89 when it was first released..
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Chappy01
 - Carthage, Texas
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left hand model
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Loosen the thumbscrew above the handle, the rotate the side plate from the 3 o'clock position to the 12 o'clock position. When the side plate stops moving, pull straight out.
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RangerManMike
 - Garrett, IN
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The black nobe in the front of the reel till it comes out about 2inch then slide plate downward and pull.Make sure to turn downmagnetic brake.
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 - Pataskala, Ohio
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Based on the reviews this set up does not seem to be ideal. My only hang up is most all good experiences go unposted while most certainly all bad will be shouted loud and clear. With that how can bass pro back a set up that has so many problems? Or is it the later scenario I just mentioned?
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 - NY
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Im not a professional fisherman but i was raised on ambassadors and bait casters . This reel is solid I have had no issues with it and have caught a lot of fish on it . hope this helps.
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yedi
 - wellington, al.
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Dustin,
While i am not certain, it stands to reason that Bass Pro has a vested interest in having reels made "just for them" and i am sure they retail for quite a bit more than BPS pays for them. As for quality control/Customer Complaints i am sure that you are right, MOST good experiences are not reported, just the poor ones. While there are several poor reviews there are good ones too so it seems like these reels are hit or miss.
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 - Fort Wayne Indiana
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