Shimano Calcutta Conquest 300 & 400 A Baitcasting Reels
by Shimano
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| Model TD Code | Line Retrieve Per Crank (in) | Gear Ratio | Mono Line Capacity (# Test/yd) | PowerPro Line Capacity (# Test/yd) | Max Drag (lb) | SA-RB Ball Bearings | Weight (oz) | Retrieve | Price |
| CTCNQ300A SHM-3515 | 33 | 6.2:1 | 12/230 14/180 17/150 | 40/195 50/190 65/125 | 15 | 12+1 | 11.6 | Right | $599.99 USD | ||
| CTCNQ301A SHM-3516 | 33 | 6.2:1 | 12/230 14/180 17/150 | 40/195 50/190 65/125 | 15 | 12+1 | 11.6 | Left | $599.99 USD | ||
| CTCNQ400A SHM-3517 | 33 | 6.2:1 | 12/230 14/260 20/160 | 50/275 65/170 80/140 | 15 | 12+1 | 12 | Right | $599.99 USD | ||
| CTCNQ401A SHM-3518 | 33 | 6.2:1 | 12/230 14/260 20/160 | 50/275 65/170 80/140 | 15 | 12+1 | 12 | Left | $599.99 USD | ||
Shimano Calcutta Conquest Baitcasting Reels are made with the rigidity and precision every angler needs in a round baitcasting reel.
Micro Module Gear
The Micro Module Gear System creates a smooth retrieve. The new gear set makes use of smaller teeth and more of them. This means that there are more contact points between the drive gear and pinion gear. The result is a more efficient gear train with less gear ''feel''.
X-Ship
X-Ship provides improved gear durability. By supporting the pinion gear on both ends with bearings, the pinion gear maintains precise alignment with the drive gear. This means the gears will stay in the same position under the heaviest loads. The added benefit is that friction between the spool shaft and gear are eliminated. This will enhance the casting performance of the reel with lighter lures, and allow for longer casts.
Shimano Stable Spool Design (S3D)
Shimano's S3D technology leads to significantly reduced spool vibration. By designing a balanced and uniform thin wall aluminum constructed spool, S3D creates an incredibly smooth feeling when casting and retrieving lures.
- MicroModule Gear
- X-Ship
- 8 pin VBS braking system
- Low Friction Handle Rotation Design
- S3D Spool
- S Compact Body design
- Larger Diameter Spool
- Synchronized levelwind
Micro Module Gear
The Micro Module Gear System creates a smooth retrieve. The new gear set makes use of smaller teeth and more of them. This means that there are more contact points between the drive gear and pinion gear. The result is a more efficient gear train with less gear ''feel''.
X-Ship
X-Ship provides improved gear durability. By supporting the pinion gear on both ends with bearings, the pinion gear maintains precise alignment with the drive gear. This means the gears will stay in the same position under the heaviest loads. The added benefit is that friction between the spool shaft and gear are eliminated. This will enhance the casting performance of the reel with lighter lures, and allow for longer casts.
Shimano Stable Spool Design (S3D)
Shimano's S3D technology leads to significantly reduced spool vibration. By designing a balanced and uniform thin wall aluminum constructed spool, S3D creates an incredibly smooth feeling when casting and retrieving lures.
5 Stars based on 3 reviews
By AJ J.
Bluffton, SC
The ultimate reel
March 16, 2020
This reel is very smooth and casts a mile. The drag is smooth and can handle any freshwater fish with ease. I cast heavy swimbaits on mine with 65 pound braid. This reel puts the enjoyment back into fishing and you have the confidence that you can cast without backlashes and land whatever you hook. It is truly the ultimate reel.
Pros
- Synchronized level wind with cast
- Smooth drag
- Casts a mile
- Strong construction
- Excellent quality
Cons
- Price
By Kenny
Columbia, Maryland
Great reel
November 19, 2019
I love throwing giant swimbaits on this when the mullet run is in effect
By Dan
San Francisco
Good ole Shimano Quality
September 28, 2015
Smooth like butter is really all there is to say about this reel.
6 Questions &
6 Answers
Saleh
from Sultanate of Oman asked:
January 7, 2019
Line capacity (mm/m) 0.43/?
1 Answer
The 400 series would get about 180 yards of 80 pound power pro(0.43mm)
Submitted by:
Bernie
on January 10, 2019
Chris
from North Jersey asked:
April 9, 2022
Would this be a good reel for Tog fishing?
1 Answer
The Conquest would certainly work however, there are some other reels you may want to consider, due to availability. The Shimano Calcutta B 400, Daiwa Saltist Levelwind 20A and Okuma Komodo KDS-364 are all great reels for Tog and are in stock now.
Submitted by:
KRAIG FRIEDMAN
on April 19, 2022
Ian
from Southern California, USA asked:
July 3, 2021
What is the difference between older and newer models of the same model #?
e.g. CTCNQ300 vs CTCNQ300A
1 Answer
CTCNQ300A has a faster retrieve rate of 6.2:1 more line per crank at 33in and an 8 pin VBS braking system.
Submitted by:
Paul Olah
on July 5, 2021
Will
from Greenville, SC asked:
April 27, 2015
Will you have any of the new 2015 conquest 400 anytime soon? If so what would the cost be?
1 Answer
Will , unfortunately the Calcutta conquest 400 is only sold on the Japanese Domestic Market and is unavailable for purchase in the United States at this time.
Submitted by:
Frank
on April 28, 2015
"G-Force"
from Florida asked:
February 9, 2015
What's the max drag on the 200 conquest
1 Answer
13 pounds max drag.
Submitted by:
John
on February 12, 2015
merv
from australia asked:
August 22, 2014
how much?
1 Answer
These reels are still on pre-order. They should be available by the end of September. The 100 size will be $549.99. The 200 size will be $579.99.
Submitted by:
Customer Service
on August 25, 2014
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