Caius C - 150, HG 7.2-1 Left Hand Shimano baitcasting fishing reel in black, featuring two handle grips, a spool, and adjustment knobs, displayed on a white background.

Caius C - 150 HG 7.2-1 Left Hand Shimano 2 baitcasting fishing reel in black, featuring dual ergonomic handles, a sturdy metal frame, and visible internal components, shown from above on a white background.

Shimano

Caius C – 150, HG 7.2:1, Right Hand

Name: Caius C - 150, HG 7.2:1, Right Hand
SKU: 127674
Price: 129.99 CAD
Availability: InStock

$129.99

Quality and innovation for all. Inside the lightweight, compact body of the updated CAIUS are proven technologies like the Variable Brake System (VBS), which applies centrifugal force and weights instead of magnets to temper initial spool acceleration. This design also allows the spool to spin freely until the end of the cast to reduce backlash. This, working in tandem with CAIUS’ Super Free Spool design, eliminates distance-robbing friction and improves overall casting performance. To eliminate vibration and increase smoothness, a thin-walled aluminum high-tolerance S3D spool offers a baitcasting experience anglers should expect from Shimano, at an attainable price.

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MPN: CIS150HGC SKU 127674 Category Baitcasting

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S3D technology leads to significantly reduced spool vibration. By designing and constructing a balanced and uniform thin-wall aluminum spool, S3D creates an incredibly smooth feeling when casting and retrieving lures.
Super Free Spool eliminates friction on the spool shaft during the cast. Standard baitcasting reels are constructed in a way that when the clutch bar is pressed down, the pinion gear is freed and can actually drag on the spool shaft. This creates friction that can limit the length of a cast. But baitcasting reels with Super Free Spool are constructed so that the pinion gear is supported by a ball bearing. When the clutch is disengaged in preparation for a cast, the pinion gear and spool shaft are kept in perfect alignment. The result: zero friction is placed upon the spool shaft and enhances casting performance.