Offshore Angler™ Ocean Master® Round Casting Reels
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- Machined-aluminum, 1-piece frame
- Machined-aluminum spool
- 4-bearing system
- Adjustable 4-pin centrifugal brake system
- PowerLock™ instant anti-reverse Model OM-4000 includes a FREE live bait handle
Offshore Angler's Ocean Master Round Casting Reels sport a traditional round shape and a lightweight machined, anodized aluminum 1-piece frame ensure top performance in a wide range of saltwater applications. Features a smooth-running 4-bearing system, machined-aluminum spool for maximum casting distance, tough titanium line guide, adjustable 4-pin centrifugal brake system; exclusive PowerLock™ instant anti-reverse; and space-age drag washers that can handle heavy pressure without hitching or chattering.
Model OM-4000 includes a FREE live bait handle.
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Rated 1 out of 5Â by salty99 Poor product
Looks great. performs poorly. It didn't last through 1 inshore season. The drag has slipped since season 1 and now doesn't engage at all.
April 12, 2010
Rated 2 out of 5Â by TheAdeleIV Get something else
Bought one of these to replace an old Abu G 6500C used for med-light saltwater casting and jigging for summer flounder, weakfish, stripers and blues. I made the BIG mistake of buying 3 more (1 for me and 2 for friends) of these before I was able to really test out my 1st one. Look and feel great out of the box, even perform great for the 1st few trips... unfortunately after that they start to fail... levelwind gets stiff, freespool button sticks, drag rough... Hate to say it because I am a fan of OA's brand but everything gets put to the test on this boat and this reel does not cut it.
February 16, 2010
Rated 1 out of 5Â by cityofredondo thoughts?
if i were going to go out and buy a reel i think i would want one that was reliable and one that after a year you would not have to replace?
wouldn't you
my choice was to spend a bit more money and buy a penn international 965 it is an amazing reel i am a captain of a charter boat so i used it everyday for 1.5 years and then one part wore out so i had to make a $15.00 investment and buy a new clicker so i think if you were going to pay for a reel get one with a good backing to prove it.
happy fishing
capt. brad
January 9, 2010
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Michael001 skip this reel
I first bought the rod and reel combo with the 7’ inshore rod and the OM2000 reel and was planning on using it for small stripers, fluke and blackfish. The first reel broke the 2nd time out when the plastic level wind snapped off. Bass Pro replaced the reel and the following year I used it for fluke fishing. On the 3rd trip the gears started to grind and the spool release would not always work until I pushed the reel in reverse to free up the gear. I hooked an 8-10lb bluefish and that’s all it wrote….. the reel spool froze up and I would have thrown it into Long Island Sound except for the $15 worth of new 30lb suffix braid I had on it. I just bought an Ambassador Record RCN60 and will put the line on that ...then I’ll throw this into the water next trip out.
July 29, 2009
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I have a 4 year old reel and I can no longer get the line guide to flow freely back and forth. It looks like the piece which controls the back and forth distribution is cracked and will not allow it to move after it gets to the right side. Any suggestions?
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send it to basspro repair shop. really cheap. if you look at the reel from the reverse side of levelwind there is a flat head screw cover. take the cover off and there is a pressure pin that rides the grooves on the shaft to turn the levelwind. you can replace the pin.Answers
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looks for looks there doesnt seem to be any difference between the OFA OM4000 and the Bass Pro Shops Muskie Angler round cast reels, i just want to know if they are the same, they look like it, and their descriptions are similar and so is their price so i was just wondering. Are they the same?Images for this Question
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The main difference between the Ocean Master Reel and the Musky Angler is that the Ocean master is a Casting reel specifically made for Saltwater. The Musky Angler is a Conventional reel that is specifically made for Freshwater. Thank you!Details:Â
I need a part for this reel but im having a hard time finding any, anyone out there know a source?Answers
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the roddy 175 by penn has almost identical internals and you can buy one online for less than $40.00 and just switch out the broken parts but if possible find a schematic for the reelAnswers
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