REELS
Gear Ratio: 8.1:1
Complete with the features that have made the Lexa a staple in markets across the country, now paired with our industry leading T-Wing System (TWS) for a lightweight, heavy duty bait casting reel in a class of it's own.
Gear Ratio: 7.1:1
Complete with the features that have made the Lexa a staple in markets across the country, now paired with our industry leading T-Wing System (TWS) for a lightweight, heavy duty bait casting reel in a class of it's own.
A7075 Aluminum spool, T-Wing System (TWS), Zero Adjustor, 100mm swept handle and aluminum frame and sideplate
Any angler can tell you that a stealthy jig entry and maximizing distance are the keys to a successful pitch or flip presentation.
The Tatula Elite was designed and engineered with distance casting as a focus, with features to complement that objective.
The TATULA ELITE was designed and engineered with distance casting as a focus, with features to complement that objective
The TATULA ELITE was designed and engineered with distance casting as a focus, with features to complement that objective.
The new Tatula SV70 reel with an all-new frame size to be the smallest, lightest, and most palmable Tatula SV reel the company has ever introduced
The new Tatula SV70 reel with an all-new frame size to be the smallest, lightest, and most palmable Tatula SV reel the company has ever introduced.
The new Tatula SV70 reel with an all-new frame size to be the smallest, lightest, and most palmable Tatula SV reel ever introduced. The amazing new Tatula reel is one of the lightest, one of the most controlled baitcasting reels on the market today.
The reel is long-casting and extremely smooth employing an 8 Bearing System and with models ranging from 1000 to 4000, the Ballistic LT line of spinning reels are designed for a wide range of gamefish incorporating many different techniques.
Now with a smaller and more compact frame, the LT family of reels utilize a small, lightweight frame with a larger DigiGear for the perfect combination of Light and Tough.
