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$256.78
Brand: PENN Fishing 7′ medium light – 1 pc
Features:
Penn battle 3 spinning combo fishing rod and spinning fishing reel combo is ideal for conquering big saltwater gamefish.
The 2500 reel has full metal body, side plate, and rotor and heavy-duty aluminum bail wire offer exceptional durability
HT-100 carbon fiber drag system provides powerful drag without sacrificing smoothness. Line Retrieve: 37
Fluid cranking with 5 + 1 sealed stainless steel ball bearings and instant anti-reverse bearing. Max drag pounds: 15
Superline spool requires no backing, is braid ready, and has line capacity rings marked at 1/3, 2/3, and full capacity
Details: Arm yourself for the most punishing saltwater battles with the Penn Battle III Spinning Reel Combo. This fishing combo pairs a robust full metal body fishing reel with an ultra-responsive fishing rod, giving you a potent combination of strength and sensitivity. Crafted from durable materials and packed with fish-fighting features, the spinning reel is engineered to catch fish year after year. From the full metal body, side plate, and rotor to the five sealed stainless steel ball bearings, each component is designed to help you land your catch. The reel’s HT-100 Versa-Drag carbon fiber drag system leverages both sides of each drag washer to provide maximum drag, and its instant anti-reverse bearing eliminates pullback, so you reel without interruption. Additionally, the drag washers are treated with a proprietary grease to ensure long-lasting performance. Suitable for use with Berkley or Spiderwire Superline, the spool is fitted with a rubber gasket that prevents the Superline from slipping under pressure, meaning anglers can use braided line without a monofilament backing. And thanks to its line capacity rings, the spool displays at a glance how much line is remaining. Constructed from graphite composite blanks and equipped with aluminum oxide guides, the fishing rod offers exceptional durability and responsiveness, making it an ideal complement for the Battle III reel.
