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After hearing rave reviews from fellow anglers, I decided to give it a try, and I have to say, I'm thoroughly impressed with its performance

Now it could well have been one of those bass that for whatever reason doesnt want to do that much, but whatever the case, it was noticeable how quickly the fish submitted against a lure rod which was bent right over and no line was coming off the reel

Because of the thickness of the case, you must use a backing that is relatively thin and also, it must be a firm enough material to retain T-pins which are used to secure boxes and lures

Materials: -PVC Pipe: 1 1/4" (or bigger) schedule 40 pvc pipe (cut to roughly 31" section, or longer depending on what rods you plan on using with it) -Fiberglass surveying stake (or any other sturdy material that could be used as supports, such as wooden dowels) -Wire Hanger -Empty Deodorant Container -Thick Rubber Band -Spiral Rod Holder -Clip -Duct Tape -20lb+ mono -Plastic Beads for spacers (optional) Tools: -Dremel, with cutting bit (to cut PVC and Deodorant Container) -Wire Cutter, or pliers with wire cutter -Needle-nose Pliers -Drill -Chop Saw (or some other saw to cut the Survey Stake) -7/16 or 1/2" drill bit -Drill bit to match Survey Stake size -Drill bit to match Wire Hanger size -Super glue -Sharpie (Permanent Marker) -Safety Glasses -Straight Edge These materials and tools are not a set-in-stone list

The reel underwent extensive research at the Needham Institute and the British Museum and was fully authenticated

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