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It doesn’t say PRO-STAFF for nothing Smooth action, tough performance, and lots of fun, this little workhorse has a silky-smooth drag for

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A Saltwater Spinning Reels are large extra-capacity spinning reels great for a variety of saltwater applications. These larger sized spinning reels work great for surf pier jetty or boat fishing. The soft touch knob is comfortable to use as well as durable. With a maximum drag setting of 33 pounds these reels offer plenty of fish stopping power.

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The PENN Fierce III spinning reels are available in a range of sizes, from 2500 to 8000. Featuring a full metal body and sideplate, along with PENN

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Solid and dependable, the Penn Long Beach Series has become the standard in saltwater quality at a popular price. Equipped with powerful gears, these

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The PENN Pursuit IV spinning combo is great for inshore, boat, and surf fishing. This combo combines the Pursuit IV spinning reel and a graphite composite rod for an affordable and durable fish-taming set-up. The reel features our proven HT-100 drag system and a 4-sealed stainless steel bearing system, making the Pursuit IV a great value for money for saltwater anglers. Now available in both inshore & nearshore travel combo setups for easy travel and convenient fishing!.

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Beautiful etched end caps with scene of angler casting into ocean. Bright reddish orange handle. These surfcasters were made for serious anglers who

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