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760L

Left/Right

4.7:1

 Line Capacity: 20/340
Braid Capacity: 30/675
Ball Bearings: 6+1
Max Drag: 20 Lbs.
Recovery: 38.0"
Reel Weight (oz): 28 		1530837
Your Price: $179.99
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560L

Left/Right

4.6:1

 Line Capacity: 12/310
Braid Capacity: 20/500
Ball Bearings: 5+1
Max Drag: 15 Lbs.
Recovery: 30.0"
Reel Weight (oz): 20.7 		1598937
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460L

Left/Right

4.6:1

 Line Capacity: 10/320
Braid Capacity: 15/470
Ball Bearings: 5+1
Max Drag: 14 Lbs.
Recovery: 27.0"
Reel Weight (oz): 19.7 		1619900
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  • Full metal body and sideplate
  • Machined and anodized aluminum spool
  • Uncompromising oversized main steel shaft
  • Live Liner system for hassle-free live bait fishing
  • Oversized, shielded HT-100 drag washers
  • 5 shielded stainless steel ball bearings (760L has six bearings)
  • Techno-balanced™ rotor
  • Braid ready

Inshore anglers who love to use live bait will certainly want to get their hands on the latest addition to Penn's popular Slammer series reels, the Slammer Live Liner. In addition to having the same top-quality features as the original Slammer series reels, the Slammer Live Liner Reels feature a secondary rear drag and automatic engaging live-lining trip. This allows anglers to rapidly move from the live bait rear drag to the oversized and powerful front fighting drag with a simple spin of the handle. Plus, the Slammer Live Liner Reels are complete with oversized, shielded HT-100 drag washers for smooth, consistent and dependable drag performance; five shielded stainless steel ball bearings (760L has six bearings); infinite anti-reverse; Techno-balanced™ rotor eliminates rotor wobble and improves performance; Penn Leveline® wrap system provides consistent line lay regardless of retrieve speed or type of line; machined, anodized aluminum handle with soft touch knob.

Line recovery in inches per handle turn.

Rated 4.6 out of 5 by 10 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by worth the money excellent reel for the money.I own a penn torque and it cant compare with the liveliner. June 22, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Amazing I just got this reel 2 weeks ago, ive been fishing almost every day......all i can say is that so far this is the best reel i have used, smooth, amazing build quality, superb for surf casting, i took out 50 pound surgeon without any problems....i recommend it 100% May 2, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by great reel smooth action solid build worth the money! will be there for years. March 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Best of the LLs Of the three live liner style reels I've tried, I only kept the Penn. Awesome reel (560L). Definitely tops for baitfishing, and I love that you can easily yank out one part to eliminate the auto-trip feature (I'd rather trip the drag manually). My only complaint is that the live liner knob in the back easily crusts after being dunked (if you forget to hose it down), and you can't adjust it until you clean it out well. That, and the reel is more of a pain to tear down in general than a regular Slammer due to the additional parts. June 7, 2011
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 - Burleson, Texas
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No cover or extra spool unfortunatly, but i still recommend it highly
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Unfortunately the reel does NOT come with a reel cover or a spare spool.
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no cover or extra spool.
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Mine did not have either
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no and no !!!
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Yes, but the noise it makes when the fish runs with it, i find its a lIttle quiet.
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ummm im not shure i no what your talking about but yes there is a bait clicker
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Yes, it is similiar to a bait clicker except you can adjust the amount of pressure applied to the baitclicker option. Great for using in strong tides.
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 - Jacksonville, FL
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USED SHIMANO BAIT RUNNERS FROM THE BEGINNING. HOW DOES THE PENN SLAMMER COMPARE?
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Its much better, and the usual shimano bail problem is somthing u wont have to deal with if you have a penn live liner
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penn does a great job.
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i have had a shimano bait runner for over seven years and is in great working condition and have owned a penn live liner for about 6 and purchased the new one recently the bait runner still works fine and same with the Penn. For fishing of a boat i would buy a Penn slammer live liner but off the surf i would buy a Bait runner because it has water proof drag. They compare similar but the Penn live liner has more fighting power than the bait runner.
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to be honest i would stick with the shimano cuz you have a better drag system on the shimano but i think the penn will last longer it just matters on what your fishing for if it is a fish that will some the penn i would deff go with the shimano
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