Shimano Calcutta Conquest 100-200 A
The benchmark in smoothness, precision and pure power, Shimano designed the new Calcutta Conquest to be the pinnacle in performance. While the Calcutta Conquest 200 may look like a classic, this iconic reel incorporates many of Shimano’s flagship technologies for those anglers demanding the best.
- Infinity Drive technology provides increased winding power under load, offering superior performance when handling heavy loads.
- MGL Spool III enhances casting versatility, enabling greater variety of lures and improving casting distance and precision with less effort.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Reel Type | Bass Reel |
| Line Capacity | 100-200 yards |
| Material | High-strength alloy body, precision-machined components |
| Winding System | Infinity Drive |
| Spool Technology | MGL Spool III |
FAQ
What makes the Infinity Drive technology unique in this reel?
Infinity Drive provides enhanced winding power under load, allowing the reel to handle heavy fishing conditions with greater efficiency and less strain on the angler.
How does the MGL Spool III improve casting performance?
The MGL Spool III increases casting distance and precision while reducing effort, enabling anglers to cast a wider variety of lures effectively.
Is this reel suitable for heavy-duty fishing conditions?
Yes, the Calcutta Conquest 100-200 A is designed to perform reliably under heavy loads thanks to its advanced winding system and durable construction.
Sam Poole –
This reel delivers consistent performance in both light and heavy conditions. The Infinity Drive makes a noticeable difference when fighting large fish. The MGL Spool III allows for smooth, accurate casts with minimal effort. A reliable choice for serious anglers.
Evan McGrath –
I’ve used several bass reels over the years, and this one stands out for its precision and power. The casting feel is smooth, and it handles strong pulls without backlash. Great build quality and durable materials.
Molly Black –
Solid performance for the price. The winding power is impressive, especially when reeling in larger fish. Slight learning curve with the spool setup, but once mastered, it’s very effective.