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Weighing in at only 6.5 oz. and packed with Shimanos most advanced technology the new Shimano Chronarch MGL Casting Reel delivers the top level performance tournament and enthusiast anglers require. More advanced than ever before its lightweight Magnumlite Spool allows a low moment of inertia requiring very little force to get it spinning. This means lures will cast farther with less effort than before.

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The Shimano Curado DC 150 is built on the legacy of durability, dependability and versatility that Curado is known for, now with Shimano's unique DC braking technology. Shimano’s new Digital Control braking system utilizes a microcomputer to monitor spool speed 1,000 times every second and apply the perfect amount of brake to prevent backlash and maximize distance. Anglers of all skill levels will appreciate less thumbing and trouble-free casting in all conditions.

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