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It feels pretty solid and definitely feels in hand like a medium heavy but in my opinion fishes a little softer than a medium heavy
Spinning reels rocketed after the 1948 introduction of the venerable Mitchell 300, a reel that changed fishing forever and created a huge post-war industry that continues to this day
Gearbox: Houses the gears that connect the handle to the spindle that set the rotation ratio of the spool
Specifications Pros & Cons Pros Ridiculously smooth Easily casts the furthest of all baitcasters tested Excellent size and aesthetics Can be fine tuned for flawless performance Cons Price Level of adjustability can be difficult for beginners Few gear ratios When it comes to high-end performance, you cant ask for much more than the Shimano Antares B casting reel ($600)
The Concept Z features the recognizable profile of the existing Concept reels but it is what is inside that makes this reel so unique Freespool doesnt equal Casting Performance: We received a Concept Z from Matt Baldwin, 13 Fishings Director of Reel Product Development, a week ago and I couldnt wait to get the baitcaster into the lab where we tested freespool, drag pressure, and took our first look inside the reel
Our saltwater baitcaster guide is here to help you find the reel that works best for exploring the bays, rivers and marshes.
