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The Lexa Reels feature the Ultimate Tournament Carbon Drag(UTD) system, providing the power and control needed to tackle even the most aggressive fish species

It can happen with mono too but at a lesser occurrence due to it being stiffer than braid
I would fire it around, over and under will bushes behind the docks

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Most Versatile: Daiwa Lexa HD 400 Pros Designed for heavy-duty use Versatile range of ratios Power handle equipped Cons Somewhat heavy Expensive Key Features Max Drag: 25 pounds Weight: 17.1 ounces Braid Capacity: 200/65 Gear Ratios: 5.1:1, 6.3:1, 7.1:1 and 8.1:1 Honestly, it was a toss-up between the Daiwa Lexa HD and the Shimano Tranx for best overall

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