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Quantum® Catalyst® PTs Baitcast Reels

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  • Ceramic drag system
  • Polymer-stainless hybrid PT bearings
  • Micro ACS™ cast control
  • Continuous Anti-Reverse™
  • Machined-aluminum frame and sidecover
  • SaltGuard™ corrosion protection finish

Quantum's advanced Catalyst PTs Baitcast Reel puts true cutting-edge technology and ergonomcs in your hand to prepare you to do battle with the meanest of the bull reds. Designed to hold up to 150 yards of 12-lb. test line, the Quantum Catalyst PTs Baitcast Reels feature a machined-aluminum frame and sidecover, a seven polymer-stainless hybrid PT [Read More]

   


Model Retrieve Gear Ratio Other specs Quantity  

CT100HPTS

Right

7.0:1

 Ball Bearings: 6+1
Max Drag: 16 Lbs.
Reel Weight (oz.): 7.4
Line Cap.: 12/150 		38-354-284-00
Your Price (each): $169.99
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CT100SPTS

Right

6.3:1

 Ball Bearings: 6+1
Max Drag: 17 Lbs.
Reel Weight (oz.): 7.4
Line Cap.: 12/150
Braid Capacity: 30/185 		38-354-286-00
Your Price (each): $169.99
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  • Ceramic drag system
  • Polymer-stainless hybrid PT bearings
  • Micro ACS™ cast control
  • Continuous Anti-Reverse™
  • Machined-aluminum frame and sidecover
  • SaltGuard™ corrosion protection finish

Quantum's advanced Catalyst PTs Baitcast Reel puts true cutting-edge technology and ergonomcs in your hand to prepare you to do battle with the meanest of the bull reds. Designed to hold up to 150 yards of 12-lb. test line, the Quantum Catalyst PTs Baitcast Reels feature a machined-aluminum frame and sidecover, a seven polymer-stainless hybrid PT bearing system, a Micro ACS cast control, a smooth ceramic drag system, and a six-layer SaltGuard™ corrosion protection finish.

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Saltwater Resistant?

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In the description it says the reel has a "seven PT bearing system," not "seven PTs bearing system." So are the bearings saltwater corrosion resistant? Thanks
1 year, 9 months ago
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Yes,they are stainless, just make sure to lube them every other trip out, and a rinse whit fresh water as soon as possible after use in salt water.
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yes. It features a six layer salt guard layer to protect against corrosion
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 - bluffton, sc
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catalyst PT vs. PTs

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Whats the difference between these 2 reels....i primarily bass fish but i do like to fish inshore 2-3 times a yr would this be a good reel for that or should i go with the PT version
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I contacted Quantum and they said the difference between the reels is the PTs has a coating on the outside, other than the color,they are the same reel inside.
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Its an all around great reel dude. You should be fine fishing it inshore. Its six layer salt guard corrosion resistant coating will protect it from salt damage. I use it mostly for Bass but I wouldnt hesitate to take it inshore. Its drag is most definatly capable to pull in big fish.
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 - bluffton, sc
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Get the saltwater version.
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I'd go with the Pts version its got the saltwater protection were the regular pt version dosen't.
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