Penn® Levelwind Reel with Line Counter
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- Lightweight composite side plates
- Precision-machined stainless steel pinions
- Counter-balance handle with oversized paddle knob
- Brass main gear
- Accurate line counter
- Stainless steel levelwind
Rated 5 out of 5Â by 6
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Upnort Have Penn 309's
After using my Penn 309's purchased in 1988 for Lake Superior Fishing until 1991 when I had to sell my lake boat due to a job layoff. I kept 3 down-rigger poles and the Penn reels Last year got back to a bigger boat and back out in the lake fishing again and still using them with a fresh wrap of line. I started using dipsy divers and have the need for line counters now it was a " No brainer" to buy the Penn real in the 209 line counter. I am looking forward to many years of usage from all my Penn Reals.
March 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by servicedl Penn Level Wind Reel with Line Counter
enjoying my purchase,"This reel follows the other Penns...Dependable and rugged. Gets the job done well. I have always used them trolling
August 11, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by dogwash Great Salmon Reel
Used the Penn Level Wind Reel with Line Counter while trolling for salmon on at the mouth of the Columbia River in Oregon. Guide recommended a line count for each of four anglers and we were right on target with our depths. Limited out on Salmon and no line tangles. Amazing experience with a great reel.
April 12, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by CTK4143 Durible Utility Reel
No, I have not used my Penn reels yet. Since I live in Michigan, I plan to wait until the ice melts off the big lake before I venture out after salmon,steelhead and brown trout.
The reels were received in a timely fashion and in excellent condition.
i am sure I will be ordering other items as the spring arrives.
I will provide you some feedback after I have fished with the reels. I have fished with Penns in the past and have always found them to perform well
January 18, 2011
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I'll be trolling for bluefish and striper in one of the Chesapeake Bay estuaries, What weight line is recommended?Answers
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8 to 12 pound test line is common when targeting bluefish in the 1 to 3 pound range, while 20 pound test and matched tackle may be the choice when targeting larger bluefish.Striper- Typical line is 10-20 pound test monofilament line.
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What is the difference between this and the Penn® GT2 Levelwind Reel with Line Counter - 320GT2LC?
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This reel is ligher and the gear ratio is 3.2:1. The Penn® GT2 gear ratio is 4.3:1 and has HT-100 powered drag system.Details:Â
Need a reel for lead core lineAnswers
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Yes, Level winds work best and line counters are a big plus when using lead core line.1 of 1
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