Jigging Reel Saltwater Slow Pitch Reels 6.3:1 Left & Right Hand BalanZze 9BB+2RB 66lbs Drag High Speed Jigging Reels Conventional Reel Big Game Heavy Duty

I have no idea what this reel is- but it's a high-end reel that is not labeled at all (actually I think I do know..). It seriously does have 60lbs drag and it's SMOOTH as can be. If you're looking for a 50lb setup for an incredible price- buy this now.The capacity is not there for huge fish, and I suspect that, with the drag on extended run, there would be a lot of heat as the surface-area of the drag is small (I don't want to tie it to the bumper and burn out the drag to find out).If hooked into a pelagic fish over 50kg I wouldn't be comfortable but you'd still stand a decent chance. This thing easily handles 5-30kg Wahoo and Tuna. Corked handle is comfortable.It doesn't cast well with 15G of weight on it-but you're totally good to fling a surface iron or something larger out. I wouldn't use it as a light live bait reel, but then again-- it's not built for calico fishing.Heavy Duty Reel with some weight. I can't vouch for it over a long-period of time. I'm ordering a 2nd one as I'm worried these things won't be around for long, and if they are will be priced 2-3X higher than current. Mostly standard components that anyone with a little know-how can work on and maintain/ change drag out, etc.

I’m a Capt I use my equipment every day. I was able to take this reel pair with a goofish rod out the other day for my own fun. The drag is super smooth and the handle is super nice I caught 2 red grouper over 10 lbs and 20 lb ars on it and it held up great. Only complaints I have is the free bail is not smooth as it should be. I had to thum assist dropping my jig down but after I hooked those two grouper it’s freed it up but still not as smooth as it should be. Reel is a little heavy too if your jigging all day but it gets the job done

I bought this thing about a month ago have used it 5 times and it’s the smoothest reel in my collection, I have caught grouper and amberjack on it and neither have stud a chance I would rate it a 10 out of 5 if possible

This is an edit to my first reel purchase which had a defective drag (no drag at all). It was the TL200R. So after seeing 200 size I decided the 400 would be a better size for me. The Seller was 5 Star service all the way!! I received a discount for my next purchase and used it towards the 400. All functions are great on this one. I think this is a great option for a slow pitch jigging reel as it has the same features as the reels costing $400-$500, T6061 aluminum construction, smooth carbon fiber drag, and stainless steel gears (necessary for ultimate durability when catching Big fish). UPDATE: When I received my new slow pitch jigging rod the mounting foot would not fit into the reel seat (back of reel seat). Mounting foot either needs to be tapered to end, or narrower. I returned the BZ400. I decided against filing the back of foot down narrower on my own to make it fit. When designing a slow pitch jigging reel wouldn't the manufacturer first make sure the reel would mount in a slow pitch jigging rod reel seat then shape the mounting foot to fit in it? Poor design!! I took away 3 stars.

I opened the box and began to reel. It did not feel smooth. I tightened the drag a bit and something broke inside. Reel is frozen. Thus reel is a piece of trash. I already started the return and heading out the door to return it. After returning, I plan to visit a tackle shop to buy a new reel for my trip in 2 days.

can't complain about the mispelling because if you look closely at the images...it's present there as well.I can and will complain about all the errant tooling marks, chips in anodizing and the dirty cork handle. Will be returning. My guess is these reels are blems from a factory sold at a discount. The reel feels sturdy and sound. Very smooth under load, and has a wide drag range.