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BassDawg · 06-15-2010, 09:26 AM

thanks, Mike~~~

i have thought of that,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

but i KNOW that there is one out there, i just haven't gotten around to ordering it yet from that on-line PENN catalog site. i think that WITH the conversion kit, you don't have to cock the bail everytime, no? not that THAT'S a biggie,,,,,,,,,,,,but, for me, i would prefer to convert it with a kit.

i haven't lost any lures because of it, just don't like the monotony of having to do it. the added move that opening and closing the bail requires also bites!! bailless is very liberating, imho.

06-15-2010, 09:26 AM	#2
BassDawg Trophy Hunter Apprentice iTrader: (0) Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: THE Other Cape Posts: 2,508	thanks, Mike~~~ i have thought of that,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, but i KNOW that there is one out there, i just haven't gotten around to ordering it yet from that on-line PENN catalog site. i think that WITH the conversion kit, you don't have to cock the bail everytime, no? not that THAT'S a biggie,,,,,,,,,,,,but, for me, i would prefer to convert it with a kit. i haven't lost any lures because of it, just don't like the monotony of having to do it. the added move that opening and closing the bail requires also bites!! bailless is very liberating, imho.
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