Shimano® Calcutta TE® 300 and 400 Series Round Baitcast Reels | Bass Pro Shops

Shimano® Calcutta TE® 300 and 400 Series Round Baitcast Reels

  • Ultimate in casting and retrieving performance
  • Rugged aluminum frame
  • High Efficiency Gearing (HEG®)
  • VBS centrifugal brakes system
  • Corrosion-resistant A-RB stainless steel bearings
  • Super Stopper® Anti-reverse with Assist Stopper backup
  • Smooth Dartainium® drag
  • Septon® grips
  • Audible clicker alert

Shimano's Calcutta TE Round Baitcast Reels combine the Super Free™ system with High Efficiency Gearing™ for the ultimate in casting and retrieving performance. The 300 and 400 Series add a strategically [Read More]

   


Gear Ratio Line Cap. Other specs Quantity  

CTE300

Right

5.0:1

14/190

 Ball Bearings: 4+1
Max Drag: 16 Lbs.
Recovery: 25" Per Turn 		38-379-962-00
Your Price (each): $359.99
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CTE400

Right

5.0:1

14/260

 Ball Bearings: 4+1
Max Drag: 16 Lbs.
Recovery: 25" Per Turn 		38-379-965-00
Your Price (each): $369.99
In stock

CTE401

Left

5.0:1

14/260

 Ball Bearings: 4+1
Max Drag: 16 Lbs.
Recovery: 25" Per Turn 		38-379-966-00
Your Price (each): $369.99
In stock

  • Reel Weight (oz.) - 12.5
  • Ultimate in casting and retrieving performance
  • Rugged aluminum frame
  • High Efficiency Gearing (HEG®)
  • VBS centrifugal brakes system
  • Corrosion-resistant A-RB stainless steel bearings
  • Super Stopper® Anti-reverse with Assist Stopper backup
  • Smooth Dartainium® drag
  • Septon® grips
  • Audible clicker alert

Shimano's Calcutta TE Round Baitcast Reels combine the Super Free™ system with High Efficiency Gearing™ for the ultimate in casting and retrieving performance. The 300 and 400 Series add a strategically located (yet out of the way) audible clicker to alert you when a fish bites, plus a full-time levelwind that allows the Calcutta's wide spool to function effortlessly. Oversized Dartanium® drag, VBS® centrifugal brake, Super Stopper®, and aluminum frame/spool/side-plates. Five bearings (four ball bearings plus one roller bearing).

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What is the difference between CTE-300 and CTE-400?
I want to purchase the one wich let me fish from small bass to big snook
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300 has smaller line Cap. then the 400 that has wider spool. get the 300 for bass thats what i have got.
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I have the cte401 lefty model, I would not use it for fresh water too big. I never used the 300 model it might do the trick.
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Power handle TE 401

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Replacement power handle has anyone tried them? I see them on-line for $40 too much. Plus I want to see it first make sure it works. Will they work for left hand model?
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I use the Teramar by Shimano on my Te 401. Model # TMC76h I use the heavy rod for horsing large stripers away from rocks and piers. I just purchased a kayak and this rod will also work for trolling the tube and worm rigs. This rod cast excellent and I can handle anything with this setup. The reel works great and has all the features you need. Good luck!!!
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i use this reel to throw swimbaits. i have a loomis heavy swimbait rod. but i also know people use these reels for some saltwater inshore fishing. but i would say a 7' heavy rod would be about right. great reel by the way
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