On today's episode we have a Shimano spinning reel shootout.

We review and compare six Shimano spinning reels from $50 to $230,

including first impressions out of the box,

how they hold up on the water, and more on today's episode of Tackle Talk.

Hello everybody, I'm Bill Dance and you're listening to Tackle Talk Podcast. Brought to you Tackle Talk Podcast.

Brought to you by American Legacy Fishing and Outdoors,

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Now here's your host, Andrew Hayes.

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Hey, everybody, welcome back to another episode of the Tackle Talk

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