Zebco® Bill Dance Catfish Spincast Combos
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The Bill Dance Catfish Combos are Bill’s favorite heavy-duty whisker systems. There’s no ''right way'' to go after monster cats, so he’s designed well-matched combos to help you score in different situations. All feature large-capacity reels with ball-bearing-supported drive systems, high-powered gear ratios, and extra-strong drags. The rods are built ultra-tough with sturdy glass blanks, double-wrapped guides, and oversized EVA grips. The Spincast style has an extra-low gear ratio for protracted fights.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by COFishermanBob Good Buy
Sturdy 2 piece pole with large capacity reel. Casts smooth and long.
June 28, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by ducatibob excellent but....
Doesn't cast smooth, line snags inside spool,but useable.
June 14, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 Bill Dance spin cast
The reel works great. Far casting. Works great for me.
April 9, 2010
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I fish smallmouth and chanel cats alot and i was wondering if this was good for both species or not?
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I find that it may be too heavy for any Bass. I would recommend a medium action at most to handle these fish. If youy want a fun challenge use a light to medium. That is fun.
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It can be. It is really made a bit long, heavy, and to slow action of the rod for full time smallmouth fishing. It is a big, heavy rod that works well in the rivers for big cats'. It can be used for more but would not recommend throwing tubes for smallies with it.Details:
it looks like 808sw, but it this one has 3BB?!Answers
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The picture on the website isn't actually what you receive. The reel is an 808 magnum and the pole is actually white. I wouldn't recommend using it in saltwater as the components are not rated for this use and you'll be replacing the reel within a couple of months.Answers
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You can use braided line but I would not recommend it. Braid does not cast as well as mono and the small diameter of braid, for the same line strength, compared to mono may create spooling issues.A:
yes you can, just remember you have use more when you spool it on.1 of 1
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