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October 30th, 2003, 10:49 PM
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Questions on Redington CT (click and pawl) reel
conan wrote: really matter which way I set it up. Also, I saw no sign of any adjustment mechanism, so I'm guessing that the factory "drag" setting is adequate as is. Is all of this correct? my still-unused "new" redington CT 5/6 has a small slightly knurled knob on the back for adjusting drag. perhaps it's different for the smaller reels???? eric zamora fresno, ca. 
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October 30th, 2003, 11:49 PM
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Questions on Redington CT (click and pawl) reel
Eric wrote:my still-unused "new" redington CT 5/6 has a small slightly knurled
knob on the back for adjusting drag. perhaps it's different for the smaller reels???? The smaller reels have the same knob with the same intended use, but you sure have to use your imagination to notice a hell of a lot of difference. Big Dale
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October 31st, 2003, 01:58 PM
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Questions on Redington CT (click and pawl) reel
eric paul zamora wrote:
my still-unused "new" redington CT 5/6 has a small slightly knurled knob on the back for adjusting drag. perhaps it's different for the smaller reels???? Oooops ... I guess I need to go back and take a look at mine. I completely missed that. Thanks for the heads-up. Chuck Vance
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