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NoTrollMotorTue Apr-29-03 04:03 PM
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#9521, "RE: Shimano Reels..."
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The Calcutta 400S is an option if the TE is too much $$. I have a 400 TE and a 400S. I use the TE on the really big stuff. The non-disengaging levelwind seems to shorten my casting distance on the lighter stuff. That might not be as pronounced on the 300 TE though.

For baits like the osprey, I use the 400S. The lack of a levelwind helps with the casting distance and avoids the extreme angles when you hook a big one. It is a bit of a pain guiding the line on while reeling though.

This is all just my opinion though. I don't throw the big baits nearly as often as some others on this board, so don't put too much weight on what I have to say. I just really like my Calcutta 400S.
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Shimano Reels... [View all] , woodsac, Tue Apr-29-03 03:11 PM
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RE: Shimano Reels..., mizu, Apr 29th 2003, #4
RE: Shimano Reels..., RODSNAPPER, Apr 30th 2003, #5

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