Quick Spinning Reel - Singapore
4.9 (503) · $ 13.00 · In stock
BAITFEEDER, FIGHTING BIG ONES HAS NEVER BEEN THIS EASY, With both front drag and rear drag, Delivers a fully free-spool mode with just flipping the
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Since the first Saltiga was released in 2002, the demand for heavy-duty saltwater spinning reels has constantly increased. The original Saltiga set a new standard for this category and has continually evolved throughout its eighteen-year history. Now, in 2020 Saltiga is re-imagined delivering anglers the most technologically advanced Saltiga ever produced.
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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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