Zebco® 202 Spincast Reel
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- Reasonable price and reliable performance make it ideal for any angler
- Stainless steel pickup pins
- Star-adjustable drag
- ABS housing
- Built-in Hook Keeper™
- Pre-spooled with 10-pound monofilament
The Zebco 202 Spincast Reel's reasonable price and reliable performance make it ideal for any angler. Zebco's 202 Spincast Reel is built with a tough ABS housing and chrome plated cover and features stainless steel pickup pins, Built-in Hook Keeper™, dual paddle steel crank handle and a star-adjustable drag system. Plus, the 202 is pre-spooled with quality 10 lb. monofilament fishing line.
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Rated 1 out of 5Â by nateeh Worst Reel Ever
This reel is horrible. It barely casts at all tangles all the time and the spool falls out
August 17, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Tharp81 Garbage.
I bought this for my son to be his first fishing reel ever. Quite an honor for me to do so. Worked fine his first time out caught his first 10 fish on it. Broke the second fishing trip we went on. Will not cast anymore.
June 24, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by book good buy
this reel has held up very good great for bream and spec fishing
June 21, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by saltwaterameture1 great for beginners
met my expectations.great price.much easier to use than the reel that came with my rod.
May 30, 2012
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I found a rod that needs a reel, the rod isn't that great so I don't want to spend too much to fix it, is this a good reel considering it is only 8 dollars? Thanks!
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No, I would probably buy a Shakespeare spincast reel. My friend has one that is 30 years old and still works great.
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This reel used to cast very well for me. I have 4 of them. Now they all hang up. I have restringed them all. They may for for a while then start to hang up again.Answers
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its probably a ball bearing/lubrication problem. i recomend u buy a reel oil and oil it up. that should workA:Â
All spincast reels twist the line. Every 50-75 casts, remove your tackle, strip off about 100 feet of line and let it blow in the wind or water behind a moving boat. This untwisting will make the reel cast like it has new line. Also, Reel Magic will help spincast reel cast 10-20% further.As for servicing, an annual drop of light oil in moving parts areas NOT covered with grease is all that is required.
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