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Bass Pro Shops® Tourney Special® Baitcast Rod and Reel Combos
Bass Pro Shops Tourney Special Baitcast Reel:
Our Tourney Special Baitcast Reel has some of the same high-performance features the pros use, but this one lets you enjoy them without breaking 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 [Read More]
Our Tourney Special Baitcast Reel has some of the same high-performance features the pros use, but this one lets you enjoy them without breaking 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 [Read More]
Bass Pro Shops Tourney Special Baitcast Reel:
Our Tourney Special Baitcast Reel has some of the same high-performance features the pros use, but this one lets you enjoy them without breaking 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.
Line recovery in inches per handle turn.
Our Tourney Special Baitcast Reel has some of the same high-performance features the pros use, but this one lets you enjoy them without breaking 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.
Bass Pro Shops Tourney Special IM-7 Graphite Rods
For out-and-out handling and sensitivity, our Tourney Special rod is hard to beat! Every model is fitted with a high-grade, 41 million modulus multilayer IM-7 graphite blank for outstanding strength with minimum weight—plus aluminum oxide guide inserts to provide enhanced line flow in either direction. Both casting and trigger models feature exclusive low-profile exposed-blank reel seats for maximum feel and ergonomic Casting models have seven guides while trigger models have eight. Other features include PowerHump® cork handles, durable Pro-Guard™ epoxy finish, and a multi-purpose hook keeper.
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| M = Medium |
| MH = Medium Heavy |
| H = Heavy |
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i'm just starting to learn to bass fish, would this be a good rod and reel to start with?
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i think so, but you will have to practice casting it alot so you can be accurate at where you are wanting to cast, and so you don't always get backlash. (Backlash is not the worst)
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Yes and no. I would start with a spinning rod or closed face reel. These r tricky reels . U need the feel of casting b4 u can know what ur trying 2 do. But with some determination all is possible. Good luck.A:
No. The reel breaks down as soon as the warranty goes out.Details:
by max line pound weight that i mean is 10 pd. test etc.Answers
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for the rod i used to have it was 17A:
I'm not sure about max lb test, but I use 10 to 12 lb fluorocarbon with out issues. I hope this helps.A:
The reel states it can be spooled up with 120 yards of 12 lb. test. This assumes you are spooling up with mono.Honestly, just make sure that any line you want to use (mono, fluorocarbon, braid) regardless of test is around the same diameter as average 12 lb. mono (Stren, Trilene, Sufix, BPS Mono, etc) and you should not have problems! Hope this helps!
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Yes you can. I would use a light action rod.Answers
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I will use 1/8 jigs but it's tough with any kind of wind. 3/16 works decent, but the more weight the less issues.
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depends on your abilties mostly, there is a limit to any small tackle use, such as line size,weight of lute,rod ,wind conditions etc.
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yes you absolutely can...i have casted weightless worms with this reelAnswers
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I personally like a stiffer rod when jig and worm fishing. I tend to feel softer hits, and not only that with a stiffer rod I feel more comfy ripping them out of heavy cover.A:
I go with the 7' M but im sure it would perform great with the MH as wellA:
I like MH rods for worms/jigs, or basically any lure with a big single hook. There are a few reasons; Mainly, you want to have a good strong backbone to set the hook well, and a lot of times you need the heavier action to muscle fish out of heavy cover. 7' is a good overall length - it still gives you some accuracy, allows longer vasts, and you can still pitch or flip on the fly.Answers
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In my opinion the 7' Med action Bass Pro Shops Tourney Special is a good match for this reel for just about anything you want to doA:
MH (Medium-Heavy)Answers
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it is not designed for chinook fishing and i do not believe that it would hold up to a sizable fish because it is made for bass that range from 1-14 poundsAnswers
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It is the side plate release 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.
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push it up, turn the front of the sideplate( with the magnetic control )down,it unlocks the sideplate.Details:
i already have the 7ft med combo, do i need a 7 and a half?Answers
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sure, get one of each,great rods.A:
I guess it depends on what you're doing with it. A 7'6" MH rod is usually used for flipping/pitching, or when you have to make some very long casts. A 7' rod is a good all-around set-up, allowing you to make long casts and still maintain accuracy.If you're looking to get another combo, I would recommend that you get a set-up that is MH to use for plastics, jigs or spinnerbaits. Good luck, hope this helps...
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