Lews Team Lew's Speed Spool Baitcast Reel

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Lews Tournament Pro Speed Spool Baitcast Reel

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Lews Tournament Speed Spool Baitcast Reel

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Lews Speed Spool Baitcast Reel

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U.S. Reel SuperCaster 1000 Pro Baitcasting Reel

The Angled Bar Levelwind (ABLe™) (Patent Pending) The heart of the system levels the line on the spool by a rotating angled bar that creates a see-saw effect to guide the line instead of an eyelet. The rolling motion of the bar levels the line but – during the critical casting phase – does not restrict the line like a typical levelwind eyelet. The Angled Bar Levelwind (ABLe™)

The Reverse Rotation Spool (Patent Pending) The SuperCaster spool rotates the “wrong” way – but it is actually the right way. Why? By itself it doesn’t have any unique benefits but as an integral component to the SuperCaster Casting System it works better in several ways. First, it operates best mechanically in conjunction with the ABLe™ Levelwind. When the line comes from below, it pulls the line over the levelwind bar so that line is consistently put back on the spool level and smooth. Secondly, spool control is easier with the spool turning into the thumb rather than moving away from the thumb. Thirdly, backlashes, although rare, come out easier.

Adjustable Levelwind Positions
Best of all, there is no learning curve… even a novice can fish this reel right out of the box! However, be aware. The SuperCaster reel casts much easier than any other baitcast reel you’ve thrown to achieve the same results. Without having to overcome the tension created by the line guide, line comes off easy so you don’t have to throw it as hard, unless you really want to throw it FAR!

The Adjustable Levelwind (Patent Pending) Amazingly, the height of the new levelwind system regulates casting control. When in the highest position, the ABLe™ Levelwind minimizes the need to thumb the reel during a cast and yet the reel casts farther than most reels because the reel is not limited by an eyelet. When in a lower position – look out because the reel will ‘cast a country mile’.

The Internal Drive Gear
Until now, the only main gear designed in a baitcast reel had the teeth on the outside of the gear and the pinion gear contacted it on the outside. To create the reverse rotation, the gear system was designed by moving the pinion gear to the inside of the main gear. The new design, which has never been used in a casting reel before, is a unique solution to provide the reverse rotation and delivers the benefit of the pinion gear maintaining contact with the main gear longer. This allows for a stronger gear system that will last longer and stand up to greater challenges.