Bantam Curado
Bantam Curado
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 Shimano Bantam Curado 100 Red Baitcasting Reel Rare Modern Classic  US $26.01
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 7 Shimano Curado Bantam CU 200 Fishing Reel US $66.00
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 6 Shimano Curado Bantam CU 200 Fishing Reel US $50.00
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 SHIMANO BANTAM CURADO CU 201B5 LEFT HAND RETRIEVE BAITCAST BAITCASTING REEL US $36.00
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 Shimano Curado Bantam Near Mint Great Bait Casting Reel US $51.00
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 Shimano Bantam Curado CU 200 USED US $46.05
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 SHIMANO BANTAM CURADO CU 100B CASTING REEL US $56.00
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 Shimano Curado Bantam 200B Reel No Reserve US $66.00
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 Shimano Curado Bantam 201B Left Handed Reel No Reserve US $31.00
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 Shimano Curado super free cu200BSF fishing reel baitcaster US $90.00
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 Shimano Curado cu200B5 fishing reel baitcaster US $71.00
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 Shimano Curado Bantam 200 B51 Reel No Reserve US $60.00
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 SHIMANO BANTAM CURADO CU 200 CONVENTIONAL REEL US $35.00
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 Shimano Curado Bantam 201 Used in Excellant Condition US $70.00
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 BANTAM CURADO SHIMANO US $10.00
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 Shimano Bantam Curado CU 201B Left Hand US $110.00
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 Shimano Bantam Curado CU200 5 bearings O2182 US $.99
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| Computer Experts |
How much line to put on baitcast reel?
I am using Shimano's Bantam Curado Baitcasting Reels, regading the amount of line to spool up on one it appears to be pretty much a waste of money to put much more line than the distance one is able to cast, trolling situations excluded from this conversation, with that one needs to put some type of filler on the spool so that the spooled up line extends to the recommended point on the spool for optimal casting. As it will take some trial and error to determine the amount of filler to put on the spool the filler will need to be somewhat easy to remove yet be anchored well enough to the spool to prevent slipping. The question is what to use for filler?
Here's what I do: take your old line and use it as a backing for the new line. Like if it holds 165 yards of 14 # test, use 75-80 yards of old as backing and the rest new.
