KastKing Royale Legend Baitcasting Fishing Reels - Premium Quality and Performance

Amazon Customer: I like the reel. It casts great and feels solidly made but is quite noisy on the retrieve. Will try greasing it to see if that helps

United States on Feb 25, 2023

Jesus H.: Demasiada tardada la entrega

Mexico on Dec 18, 2022

Knoxdrk: This is the sweetest reel for the money that I have found in over 50 years of fishing. Easy to fine tune both the main reel tension and the magnetic anti backlash. I have never casted farther with any other “expensive” reel and believe me I’ve used quite a few. Bought three more KastKing models and love every one of them whether I’m using mono or braid 6’ or 7.5’ rods. They all perform great.

United States on Oct 15, 2022

Action JacksonAction Jackson: Love this reel to DEATH! Matches my browning Medallion EX Heavy flipping stick perfectly. Reel is Super fast for horsing big fish. Makes it easy to turn a pig. Caught many 5lb+ bass all over CA, untill one day at pond near me, in a corner I know a 8+pounder haunts (I've lost her before), I pitch a jig into that corner during the weediest time of the year, (September).... She hits for the second time in 3 months and as I'm skiing her over the weeds bordering her pocket handle knob snaps off in my hand... She digs down into the weeds and as I grab my other knob to start reeling again I feel... She's come unbuttoned ten feet away from me. I reel in my jig and the clump of weeds she used to free herself, lick my wounds, sleeve my lure and proceed to KILL the dinks drop-shotting. A month later I go back and she swirls on a fluke but doesn't commit. Thats the last I've seen of her. We would've met and I wouldve easily broken my PB by 2+lbs if the knob wouldnt have snapped. All fish in the photo are between 3-6lbs and caught on the Royale Legend Elite 8:1:1 Red right retrieve. Get one! (But check your knobs from time to time).

United States on Jan 02, 2021

Bradley Gemmill: Amazing reel for the money! This is the second baitcaster I've owned, my first was a Shakespeare Agility I got for $30 at walmart. It was a decent baitcaster to start out on and get the hang of, but I almost think this one would have been better to start with. With the Shakespeare I had to use heavy baits, anything too light would give me a backlash almost every time. With this reel though, it's so smooth and the brakes are so much better, I have much more control and with quick and easy adjustments I can cast the lightest baits I have with no problems. And this thing casts miles. I have the reel just about full of line (granted it's cheap and pretty thick braid, upgrading that in a few days) but I can almost cast far enough to run out of line with heavier baits. I've taken this reel out several times so far and I have no complaints at all. If you're looking for a quality baitcaster but don't want to spend a couple hundred bucks, get this one, you won't be disappointed.

United States on Nov 04, 2020

Jake: I purchased this reel as my first real bait caster. I had an old one from Bass Pro Shops that I received as a gift while in high school, but I could never figure out how to use it without getting bird nests every time. Well, fast forward 10 years and I started getting back into fishing again and finally learned how to use it. I quickly realized I needed to update my rod and reel, so I did a ton of research and decided to go with this KastKing Royale Legend Elite 7.3 (left handed). It's been about 6 months since I pulled the trigger and I have used this reel roughly once or twice a week. So far, it has held up great and I would absolutely recommend it to any beginners out there or folks that are on a budget. The reel is very easy to dial in and the smoothness and casting distance is excellent for the price. I love not having to open up the side plate to adjust the magnetic brakes too. I usually keep them set at 4 or 5 depending on the conditions and lures I'm throwing. Speaking of lures, this reel can easily throw your lighter soft plastics (I like to use 1/8th ounce tungsten weights with a craw or creature bait or weightless senkos), but I've also thrown 2.5oz Huddleston swimbaits...

United States on Jan 09, 2020