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Bass Pro Shops® Tourney Special® Baitcast Reel
- Recorve handle and star drag
- Magnetic brake system for virtually backlash-free casting
- Lightweight graphite frame
- Machined aluminum spool;
- 5-bearing system
- Instant anti-reverse
Some of the same high-performance features the pros use, but this one won't break the bank! Features include our Recurve handle and star drag that are swept in for a lighter feel, a 10-position externally adjustable magnetic brake system for virtually backlash-free casting, and an eye-catching bright red finish! Lightweight graphite frame with a machined-aluminum [Read More]
- Reel Weight (oz.) - 7.8
- Recorve handle and star drag
- Magnetic brake system for virtually backlash-free casting
- Lightweight graphite frame
- Machined aluminum spool;
- 5-bearing system
- Instant anti-reverse
Some of the same high-performance features the pros use, but this one won't break the bank! Features include our Recurve handle and star drag that are swept in for a lighter feel, a 10-position externally adjustable magnetic brake system for virtually backlash-free casting, and an eye-catching bright red finish! Lightweight graphite frame with a machined-aluminum spool, 5-bearing system including Powerlock™ instant anti-reverse. Convenient thumb bar spool release. Reel model: TSP10HB. Drag power: 12 lbs. Weight: 7.8 oz. Line capacity: 12 lbs./120 yds. Line Recovery: 28" per handle turn. Gear ratio: 6.3:1.
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what is a good test of braid to use with this reel and a 6'6" rod for everything from flippin cover to cranking?
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I'm using 30 lb. test. Here in Florida that works the best in the weeds!
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My personal choice for braided line is 10/40 Power Pro , casts incredibly smooth and is strong enough to pull the big ones out of the thick stuff!!Details:
Having backlash problems casting too. Do I just need practice. This is my first Bait Cast Reel and Rod.Answers
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I'm a beginner too. I did the same thing had the brakes set at 10. I found that if I moved it to 3 and held my thumb on the spool a little it worked better. Also I found that casting with a bait cast reel is more arm than wrist. You will still get some back last some times. But that will get better in time as you do it more. good luckA:
I had exactly the same problem with this reel. Finally bought the BPS Extreme reel and can now cast a 1/4 oz lure a mile with no backlash. Take the Tourney Speical back for a refund if it's not too late.A:
you need too set your spool control knob tighter .and pratice .the 1 - 10 brake is for fine tunning and casting into the wind .A:
keep your thumb lightly on the spoolDetails:
Frustrating this has been. I adjusted per the instructions and every cast it bird caged. Physical adjustment was either too strong and no cast, or too weak and bird caged. Magnetic adjustment set at various positions 1 through 10 did not help. Just how are magnets supposed to help slow down an aluminum spool ? Just exactly what is the trick to casting these baitcast reels, because it's not working for me. I gave up trying after 6 bird cages and over an hour of stripping it all out...HELPAnswers
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With the rod and reel in your casting hand ready to cast, canter your wrist to where your thumb of the right hand in the 10 to 11 0clock position and cast. Left wrist and thumb position would be 1-2 oclock position. As a beginner start with magnet at 10 useing 3/8-1/2 oz lures . As time goes by you will get better and more confident. 12 lb florocarbine P lineA:
keep yout thumb on it you will get the hang of it soon or laterA:
try not to cast so hard, this reel cast real good, slow down and cast it easy and you will be surprised on how far you can cast.A:
try adjusting the knob to where the lure will drop when you press the button and set it to 10 should throw like a dreamA:
Adjust your dragAnswers
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Yes, this reel is worth the money. I enjoy using mine, its smooth casting and easy to set.A:
This is the best bait casting reel that I've ever owned. Not that I've owned very expensive reels, but this one is the best one out of the 5 reels that I now own.A:
You should get something else.A:
Get something else.A:
In my opinion, this reel is worth the money, but if you can spare the extra 30 dollars or so for a more expensive reel, go ahead and do it because you get what you pay for. But if your on a tight budget, this is the best cheap reel out there.A:
Id say spend the extra 10-20 bucks and get a higher quality reel if youre wanting somthin thatll last u a while.A:
The answer to this question really depends on how much you fish. If you are a once a monther at best then this might be the reel for you. If you fish any more than that I would shy away from this reel. Overall you get what you pay for.Details:
How are you supposed to lube this reel? I can't get it apart. Am I supposed to use it once and throw it away?Answers
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To get it apart there is a little black botton on the side press it and twist up and when it moves pull outward.
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To take this reel apart. 1st unscrew and remove the spool tensioning knob. (Watch out for the bearing in there it may fall out.) Next find the little black release on the magnetic brake side. Push that and turn the side plate at the same time. Remove the plate and then the spool. Now you have access to clean and lube. I don't suggest you break it down any further than that. Just asking for trouble unless you really know what you are doing. Not for you? Then I would have a proffesional clean and lube it for you.A:
If you toss it away I will take it. If you have someone close to you that works on reels ask them for help or service. I bought 2 reels and one was noise and sounded dry, so I sprayed it with a product from Bass Pro and it caused the factory lube to work and it quieted down instantly and I think they are great. Every product made has a lemon out of thousands made, if this doesn't work then contact Bass Pro for possible replacement or credit on another of your choice. Good luck and hope my suggestion works for you, it did for me.
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look for a little black button on the bottom left side of the reel push it in and push the side down.Details:
would like to catch a pike...would this work, and will a spinning reel work?Answers
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It works very well for pike and bass. I caught these fish with it. The bigger Pike was 5.5LbsImages for this Answer
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yes i have caught many pike on this reel and on spinning reels just have good line and a leader
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Yes it seems strong enough, a spinning reel would work too.A:
well if the fish are under 20lbs it should be ok but if not the reel dont hold enough line heavy line to keep them from spooling you.a big spinning reel will work also use braided line its tougher than mono.Answers
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Yes, this reel is made in China. Thank you!
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MOST OF THESE REELS ARE EITHER MADE IN CHINA OR KOREA. AS FOR THIS BAITCAST REEL, IT IS MADE IN CHINA. IN MY OPINION, I BELIEVE THE MORE EXPENSIVE THE REEL IS, IT MAY EITHER BE MADE IN JAPAN OR USA.
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That is my guessDetails:
i usually use spin-casters so this would be my first one and I'm used to reeling with my left handAnswers
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not as of now no left handed reel avil but next year it will.
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According to the master catalog, it is available in a left hand retrieve. most of my baitcast reels are right handed, except for a coupleAnswers
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yes
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Yes this reel handles braid wellA:
no. braid sees to slip on the spool deep on the spool, the line guide gets cut sometimes also.
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Yes. I use braided line on my reel, and it works greatA:
i use a 17 lb flurocarbon line on this combo it works well. If your using a heavy combo i would otherwise go with flurocarbonDetails:
I have been fishing with spinning reels for many years. I have decided to get a baitcast reel. Is this the best "beginner" reel, or is there another one you would suggest? Thank you in advance.Answers
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Yes it is a great reel for begining baitcasters. I like it because i can flip heavy cover with it.A:
yes my favorite reel i haveA:
By far the best! It's really easy to cast. I haven't got a backlash yet.
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Yes, this reel is cheap, simple, high quality, and would be great for a beginner.A:
yes adj the spoole till you dont backlash anymore.
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Yes it is a great begginner reel for baitcasting. This was my fisrt baitcasting reel, and it's still going strong. Hope you enjoy yours.
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Hey Kev. I'm with you. Have been using nothing but spinning reels my whole fishing life. I wanted to try a baitcaster. I did my research and nothing came close to the features that this one has for the price. I figured I'll buy it , try it . If I don't like it I haven't invested a whole lot of money and can always return it. That ain't gonna happen. I love this reel. It does take some practice, but so worth the time. I was up and going in a couple of days of practice and setting up. Now I cast farther then I ever did with my spinning reels. Still love my spinners and still have them in my arsenol. But the baitcaster is becoming my favorite. hope that helps.
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