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EatMyTackle 80 Wide 2-Speed Marlin Fishing Reel
A Complete Set Of Specifications
Blue Marlin Tournament Edition Rod & 80 Wide 2 Speed Fishing Reel
Fishing Reel Overview - Versatility and Power: The 80 wide 2 speed fishing reel is designed for big game fishing, offering power and versatility for a wide range of fish species. It is perfect for anglers who frequently target large fish like marlins, tuna, and billfish.
Key Features - Max Drag Capacity: Equipped with a max drag of 155 lbs., this reel allows you to effectively handle big fish without stripping your line. - Line Capacity: The reel can hold up to 1025 yards of 80 lb. mono line, ensuring you have plenty of line for long casts and extended battles.
Rod Specifications - Weight and Speed: The rod is a 160 - 200 lb. Blue Marlin Tournament Edition, designed for powerful battles with big fish. - Length and Material: The rod features a high carbon composite blank and is 5'6" in length, providing the perfect balance for accuracy and strength.
Advanced Components - Windi-ON Leader Roller Guides: These features ensure smooth and easy line payoff, even under heavy loads. - Ball Bearings: With 9 stainless steel ball bearings, this reel offers minimal friction, enhancing casting range and ease of use. - Drag System: Twin carbon drag disks outlast the competition, providing consistent and reliable drag performance.
Precision Manufacturing - Stainless Steel Gears: Precision cut stainless steel gears are manufactured to exacting standards, ensuring smooth and precise gear operation. - Big Game Handle: The oversize big game handle provides a comfortable and secure grip, making it easy to handle even the most powerful fish.
This combination of powerful features and precision engineering makes the 80 wide 2 speed fishing reel and Blue Marlin Tournament Edition rod an excellent choice for serious anglers targeting big game fish.
