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The Saltist you have come to know and love has been redesigned and upgraded. Still featuring a heavy duty aluminum frame for maximum durability, Daiwa has now added their Monocoque Body (MQ) for even more power and a more compact frame. An MQ frame design allows us to fit a larger gear inside of the reel, adding power and longevity to your gear set. A 360 degree screw-in sideplate removes to need for traditional sideplate screws, allowing for a more compact and more weather resistant housing.

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The SCHEELS Outfitters Guide Spinning Reel by Daiwa is a lightweight yet high-strength reel exclusive to SCHEELS. This spinning reel features an Air Bail that prevents loose line from tangling to deliver smoother casts and drops. For a longer lifetime, this fishing reel is MAGSEALED to protect the internal reel mechanisms and is built with a durable yet lightweight carbon light body. This SCHEELS reel is designed to offer an ergonomic grip for a more comfortable hold and better finesse.

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A Saltwater Spinning Reels are large extra-capacity spinning reels great for a variety of saltwater applications. These larger sized spinning reels work great for surf pier jetty or boat fishing. The soft touch knob is comfortable to use as well as durable. With a maximum drag setting of 33 pounds these reels offer plenty of fish stopping power.

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