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The Mad Katz 6550 Conventional Reel is a durable and reliable fishing reel designed for both saltwater and freshwater fishing. Featuring a high-quality brass frame and aluminum side plates, this reel is strong enough to handle tough fish. The stainless steel bearings ensure smooth and reliable performance, while the power handle provides a comfortable grip for long days on the water. Mad Katz 6550 is perfect for targeting a variety of game fish.
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The Mad Katz 6550 Conventional Reel is a durable and reliable fishing reel designed for both saltwater and freshwater fishing. Featuring a high-quality brass frame and aluminum side plates, this reel is strong enough to handle tough fish. The stainless steel bearings ensure smooth and reliable performance, while the power handle provides a comfortable grip for long days on the water. Mad Katz 6550 is perfect for targeting a variety of game fish.
Mad Katz Xalt 6550 Goblin Reel
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This fly fishing reel is made of high strength aluminum alloy, super lightweight and corrosion resistant, great fly fishing tool for fisherman.
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