What is a size 30 spinning reel?
Large sized spinning reels (6000 – 30000)
Reel Size | Recommended Mono Line Strength | Recommended Braid Line Strength |
---|---|---|
10,500 (or 105) | 22-27lb (11kg-13.5kg) | 30-60lb |
12,000 (or 120) | 28lb+ (14kg+) | 30-60lb |
14,000 (or 140) | 28lb+ (14kg+) | 30-60lb |
16,000 (or 160) | 32lb+ (16kg+) | 40-70lb |
What do the numbers on a spinning reel mean?
The first set of numbers represent the number of revolutions the spool makes for each turn of the handle. In this example, the spool would revolve 7.3 times to 1 crank of the handle. A higher number indicates quicker retrieval, ideal for lure fishing where the lure requires a fast retrieval action.
What does 2000 mean on a spinning reel?
2000 (or 20) Recommended line strength = mono 4-6lb (2-3kg) or braid 5-10lb (2-5kg) Detail = Small reel ideally suited for streams and smaller rivers, estuaries, lakes, harbors. Best paired with a light rod of 6-7ft in length that has a line rating of 4-8lb.
Is a 4000 reel good for surf fishing?
For general purpose surf fishing I recommend a 4000 to 6000 series spinning reel paired with 15# to 25# braided line. A setup in this range will land 90% of the common beach dwelling species you are likely to encounter.
How do you pick the right size reel?
Choosing the correct reel size is as easy as determining the size fishing line you intend to use most often. The lighter the line you intend to use, the smaller the reel you should purchase. Ten-pound test line should be the highest strength and diameter used on a spinning reel.
Is a 4000 reel too big for bass?
No, the 4000 reel size is not too big for bass. The 4000 is the largest spinning reel you would want to use for bass, but no, it is definitely not too big.
How do I know what size reel to get?
What is the best gear ratio for spinning reels?
Most spinning reels feature a gear ratio of 5.2:1 to 6.2:1 although some manufacturers are now offering models with a 7.0:1 gear ratio for bass anglers who want to quickly retrieve drop shot rigs or tube baits when fishing in deep water.
Whats the difference between a 3000 and 4000 fishing reel?
But there is not much difference between the sizing of the 3000 versus the 4000. The body frames appear to be the exact same size and there is only a fraction of an ounce difference in weight. If line capacity is important to you, then the 4000 size reel may be the best fit.
Is a 6000 reel too big?
Now the only thing you should do is to look for a reel that can hold 250-300 yards of your optimal line diameter. The size 5000-6000 is large enough to hold 300 yards of most lines used for shore fishing.
Is a 3000 reel good for surf fishing?
So as we said, small reels can work pretty well for surf fishing. As long as you don’t target species that require powerful lines with thick diameters, 2500-3000 reels can be pretty enough for you. This gives you more options when animating lures and targeting species that prefer healthy, fast-swimming prey.
What size reel should I use for pier fishing?
First, you need a 6ft to 6.5ft medium light spinning rod and reel spooled with 10lb mono or 20lb braided line. This will be used for jigging pompano, spanish, whiting and other small game fish and for using a sabiki rig to catch bait.