Offshore Angler™ Ocean Master® Lever Drag Reels

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	Retrieve	Gear Ratio	Other specs	Quantity
OML-15C	Right	4.2:1	Line Capacity: 20/350 Ball Bearings: 6 Max Drag: 17 Lbs. Recovery: 16.0" Reel Weight (oz): 20		1646114 Your Price: $89.99 In Stock
OML-20C	Right	4.2:1	Line Capacity: 25/490 Ball Bearings: 6 Max Drag: 22 Lbs. Recovery: 20.5" Reel Weight (oz): 23		1646115 Your Price: $99.99 In Stock
OML-25C	Right	4.2:1	Line Capacity: 25/650 Ball Bearings: 6 Max Drag: 22 Lbs. Recovery: 23.0" Reel Weight (oz): 27		1646116 Your Price: $109.99 In Stock

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One-piece graphite frame with hard anodized aluminum sideplate rings
Gold-anodized, forged aluminum spool
Six sealed, stainless steel ball bearings
Heat-dissipating carbon fiber drag with aluminum retainer
Stainless steel handle with oversized knob for comfort and extra leverage
Brass drive gear and stainless steel pinion gear
Loud bait clicker
Precision lever drag with up to 22 lbs. max drag power

Our popular lever drag reel is now available in three class sizes, to give you the opportunity to pursue big game with lighter tackle—and still enjoy the uncompromising performance of a quality multi-species reel. Sleek and modern, tough and very smooth, these reels are built to take the day in, day out pounding of your quest. Features include a one-piece graphite frame with hard anodized aluminum sideplate rings; gold-anodized, forged aluminum spool; six sealed, stainless steel ball bearings; heat-dissipating carbon fiber drag with aluminum retainer; stainless steel handle with oversized knob for comfort and extra leverage; brass drive gear and stainless steel pinion gear; loud bait clicker; and precision lever drag with up to 22 lbs. max drag power. With that handsome black carbon finish and gold accents, these reels will look, feel, and handle like champs, every time out.

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Rated 3.6 out of 5 by 9 reviewers.

Rated 4 out of 5 by Joefish1941 Good looks I received the 2 reels in very short time frame, when I opened the first box, I liked the reel a lot. I felt they were too large for the type of fishing i was going to use them for. so I am going to order a pair of smaller Oceanmaster's, That will match the ones that I've been using. Great reels!!! April 22, 2013

Rated 2 out of 5 by 2fish4me Did Not Meet Expectations Have purchased a OML 20C and 25C, thought I would try out, good price and looked like good construction. First reel would not engage to retrieve, returned and replaced. Fished KingMack Tourney this weekend and used both reels, free spool was smooth as well as retrieve when setting out baits. In strike setting drag seemed to work well, but when the fight was on with the fish the drag system was inconsistent, slipped during run of fish and retrieve was disrupted with several loss of tension and periods of freespool causing backlash. This was noted with both reels used by two crew members. Fish we caught were 25- 35 lbs. I will try and return for Penn or Shimano. These reels did not meet my expectations for the fishing I do. July 23, 2012

Rated 1 out of 5 by grif not good I am not satisfied with the reels I bought because they do not roll theline on even. It even has a tendency to bunch up on one side and then tangle. I am returning them as soon as I go to a bass pro shop. very disatisfied! April 26, 2011

Rated 4 out of 5 by geo8 great reel this is a great reel, very easy to use had no problems catchen a 53.5 lbs king it took off like a rocket with the blink of the eye he striped 150 yard, and then locked the drag down at 15 lbs and the reel had a really smooth drag, I landed the king in less then 30 mins, turned around the next day and my best friend laded a 20 lbs cobia, after that the only thing that went wrong with it was the handle still able to use but become really loose, but other then that great reel March 4, 2011

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I was going to buy this and put 40 pound test mono or braid. I am not sure which to use. And is it okay if I use 40 pound? But my main concern is which is better for this reel: mono or braid for this reel. And what pound line should I use?

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