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Predator lure fishing with a left-hand retrieve
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| Name | Prism X Baitcast reel |
| EAN | 5056808500353 |
| MPN | NRL044 |
| Brand | Fox Rage |
| Reel Type | baitcasting |
| Reel Weight | 212g |
| Max Drag | 6.8kg |
| Retrieve Hand | Left |
| Bearing Count | 5 |
| Body material | Cold Forged Aluminium |
| Handle grip material | EVA |
| Handle finish | Carbon effect |
It is a baitcasting reel for predator lure fishing, and the supplier specifically pairs it with Prism X casting rods. Choose a casting setup rather than a rod intended for a fixed-spool spinning reel.
You wind with your left hand. The supplier identifies this version as a left-hand baitcaster, so choose it if that is your preferred handle side.
It states the reel's maximum braking capacity when a fish takes line. Use 6.8 kg to compare drag capacity between reels, not as a prescribed drag setting or as the breaking strain of your line.
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The Fox Rage Prism X Baitcast Reel is a left-hand baitcaster for predator lure fishing, designed to pair with Prism X casting rods. Its cold-forged aluminium body supports the gearing during retrieval and playing fish, while five ball bearings support rotating components.
Choose this version if you wind with your left hand. At 212 g, the reel's weight is a useful reference when putting together your casting outfit. The supplier specifically pairs it with Prism X casting rods, rather than a fixed-spool spinning setup.
The light grey EVA handle grips provide cushioned contact while winding. Prism X embossing, matching Prism X cosmetics and a carbon-effect handle complete the finish. The carbon effect describes the appearance, not a carbon-fibre construction claim.
Maximum drag is 6.8 kg, indicating the reel's upper braking capacity when a fish pulls line. This is a maximum rating, not a prescribed fishing setting or a line-strength rating.
