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Last edited: geebee My Member is Well-Known #2 i am pretty sure a 5.4:1 gear ratio means the spool turns 5.4 times for one completed crank of the handle but why would their low gears be designed at 2.0:1 and 1.9:1 - why not 1.7:1 for example - it seems like their low gears could be a little lower or are they saving that for the 3-speed price point Last edited: geebee My Member is Well-Known #3 OK -- IF IM TALKING TO MYSELF -- HERES MY SPIN: personality wise, the EX 30 reel reminds me of a basic over-built commercial sewing machine workhorse designed in a simplified classic sense to do one thing: Stitch reliably under heavy professional use on the other hand, I would describe the HX Raptor as a sportsmans reel with its higher and lower gear ratios, much lighter weight, silent dogs, Magic Cast, stronger dual drag system if you need a kite or trolling reel or deep-sea monster rig, the EXs heavier frame and conservative gear ratios would favor the Pro EX reels (i would think) BUT TO ANSWER MY ORIGINAL QUESTION, THE MATH IS EASY: the HX Raptor moves the line an additional 10 inches per crank in high gear (over the EX 30/2)

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Because of this, non-offset hooks decrease the chance of gut hooking a fish as they're less likely to get caught on anything when coming back out of the fishs mouth/throat CHOOSING A HOOK BY FISHING STYLE STRAYLINING Strayline set ups typically use either 2 hooks or a single hook