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Penn Squall Lever Drag Conventional Fishing Reel (Size 50) - $120 + Free S/H Amazon
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Amazon [amazon.com] has the Penn Squall Lever Drag Conventional Fishing Reel for $119.98. Shipping is free.
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| Post Date | Sold By | Sale Price | Activity |
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 09/04/23 |  Amazon | $139 |
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| Product Name: | PENN Squall Lever Drag Nearshore/Offshore Fishing Reel, Dura Drag Lever Drag, Max of 27lb | 12.2kg, Features Corrosion-Resistant Graphite Frame and Sideplates, Black / Gold |
| Manufacturer: | Penn |
| Model Number: | 1206095 |
| Product SKU: | B005OU1X5C |
| UPC: | 31324203099 |
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Idk, can you?
No this is meant for trolling and down rigging, not casting lures all day.
I would use this for something like paddling baits out with a kayak, and surf fishing for sharks or something. I would say you can cast and soak some cut bait with it but kinda overkill and heavy.
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