Retro Spinning Reels - Clam Pack
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    Retro Spinning Reels - Clam Pack

    Sale Price:$56.47 Regular Price:$66.44

    The classic-camo design of the Profishiency Retro Series Spinning Combo makes you feel right at home on the water. With that familiar look and feel, along with modern performance and craftsmanship, will absolutely put you in your zone, every cast. The 2000 Retro spinning combo provides smooth handling with a 6.0:1 gear ratio and Mono capacity of 12lb/110yds and Brad capacity of 20lb/230yds. With a durable line weight of 6-12lbs and lure rating of 3/16 - 1 oz, your casting efforts will be effortless and precise. The lightweight Retro rod is built on a strong, sensitive IM6 graphite blank and features a comfortably balanced split-grip handle design. It's quality 7-bearing system includes zero-play anti-reverse, and has easy-gripping EVA knobs; your casting will be effortless, your retrieves smooth and strong, making your time on the water everything you needed it to be.

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    Front view of Profishiency Retro Spinning Reels Clam Pack showing a black 2000 Series reel in camouflage packaging
    Front view of Profishiency Retro spinning reel in a clear clam pack showcasing camouflage packaging with black background
    Angler reeling a black and gold spinning rod over the water
    Close-up of Retro Spinning Reels - Clam Pack showcasing a spinning reel and RETRO text with a fishing rod background
    Close-up of Profishiency Retro Spinning Reels - Clam Pack showcasing classic-camo design in an angler’s hands
    Front view of Profishiency Retro Spinning Reels Clam Pack showing a black 2000 Series reel in camouflage packaging
    Front view of Profishiency Retro spinning reel in a clear clam pack showcasing camouflage packaging with black background
    Angler reeling a black and gold spinning rod over the water
    Close-up of Retro Spinning Reels - Clam Pack showcasing a spinning reel and RETRO text with a fishing rod background
    Close-up of Profishiency Retro Spinning Reels - Clam Pack showcasing classic-camo design in an angler’s hands
    Profishiency

    Retro Spinning Reels - Clam Pack

    Sale Price:$56.47 Regular Price:$66.44
    The classic-camo design of the Profishiency Retro Series Spinning Combo makes you feel right at home on the water. With that familiar look and feel, along with modern performance and craftsmanship, will absolutely put you in your zone, every cast. The 2000 Retro spinning combo provides smooth handling with a 6.0:1 gear ratio and Mono capacity of 12lb/110yds and Brad capacity of 20lb/230yds. With a durable line weight of 6-12lbs and lure rating of 3/16 - 1 oz, your casting efforts will be effortless and precise. The lightweight Retro rod is built on a strong, sensitive IM6 graphite blank and features a comfortably balanced split-grip handle design. It's quality 7-bearing system includes zero-play anti-reverse, and has easy-gripping EVA knobs; your casting will be effortless, your retrieves smooth and strong, making your time on the water everything you needed it to be.
    Model
    • 2000
    • 3000
    • Smoothness icon
      Smooth
    • Durability icon
      Durable
    Features
    • 6.0:1 gear ratio
    • 6+1 stainless steel bearings
    • Mono 10lb/110yds
    • Braid 20lb/230yds

    • Warranty Details

      All products are covered by a 1 Year Manufacturer’s Limited Warranty, ensuring that we will repair or replace any item that is defective in workmanship or materials within 1 year of the consumer's date of purchase. The warranty covers all but the following:
      1. Malfunctions or damage due to abuse, misuse, or accident.
      2. Normal Wear and Tear
      3. Malfunctions caused by inadequate repair or alterations
      4. Reel cleaning or re-lubrication required due to owner’s failure to provide necessary maintenance
      5. Abuse or misuse of product

    • How do I match a standalone reel to a rod?

      Type first: spinning reels hang under spinning rods, while baitcast and spincast reels ride on top of casting rods with a trigger grip. Then match line capacity to the rod's ratings, keep the sizes proportionate, and make sure the reel foot seats snug without forcing. A micro spincast balances nicely on a light casting rod; bolt it to a heavy 7-footer and the whole setup will fight you.

    • How should I set up backing, braid, and a leader on a spinning reel?

      Backing first: enough mono to keep the braid from slipping and to avoid burying expensive braid in a deep spool. Join with a slim knot like an FG or uni-to-uni, wind the braid on under real tension, and stop just shy of the lip. Add only as much leader as the technique needs, tied with a knot that clears the guides cleanly. The finished fill should still sit within the reel's capacity.

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