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SSV3500

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6.2:1

 Line Capacity: 6/250
Braid Capacity: 15/215
Ball Bearings: 6
Max Drag: 20 Lbs.
Recovery: 30.0"
Reel Weight (oz): 13.4 		1935870
Your Price: $139.99
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SSV4500

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6.2:1

 Line Capacity: 10/250
Braid Capacity: 20/280
Ball Bearings: 6
Max Drag: 25 Lbs.
Recovery: 34"
Reel Weight (oz): 14 		1935871
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SSV5500

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5.6:1

 Line Capacity: 12/270
Braid Capacity: 30/320
Ball Bearings: 6
Max Drag: 30 Lbs.
Recovery: 35.0"
Reel Weight (oz): 20.4 		1935872
Your Price: $159.99
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SSV6500

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5.6:1

 Line Capacity: 15/300
Braid Capacity: 40/340
Ball Bearings: 6
Max Drag: 30 Lbs.
Recovery: 39.0"
Reel Weight (oz): 21.3 		1935873
Your Price: $159.99
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SSV7500

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4.7:1

 Line Capacity: 20/300
Braid Capacity: 50/360
Ball Bearings: 6
Max Drag: 35 Lbs.
Recovery: 36.0"
Reel Weight (oz): 26.9 		1935874
Your Price: $179.99
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SSV8500

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4.7:1

 Line Capacity: 30/300
Braid Capacity: 50/540
Ball Bearings: 6
Max Drag: 40 Lbs.
Recovery: 42.0"
Reel Weight (oz): 39.8 		1935875
Your Price: $179.99
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SSV9500

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4.2:1

 Line Capacity: 40/300
Braid Capacity: 65/540
Ball Bearings: 6
Max Drag: 40 Lbs.
Recovery: 39.0"
Reel Weight (oz): 38.3 		1935876
Your Price: $199.99
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SSV10500

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4.2:1

 Line Capacity: 40/350
Braid Capacity: 65/670
Ball Bearings: 6
Max Drag: 40 Lbs.
Recovery: 42.0"
Reel Weight (oz): 39.8 		1935877
Your Price: $199.99
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  • Full metal body, sideplate and rotor
  • Water-tight design
  • Sealed HT-100 Slammer® Drag System
  • Oversized bail wire
  • Stainless steel main shaft
  • Line capacity rings
  • Superline spool
One of the most recognized and accomplished saltwater spinning reels in the world, the Penn Spinfisher is a real workhorse. The Penn Spinfisher V builds on that legacy with a full metal body, sideplate and rotor plus a water-tight design that keeps saltwater out. Anglers will approve of this reel’s sealed HT-100 Slammer Drag System. For rugged durability, the Spinfisher V’s main shaft is stainless steel, as is its oversized bail wire. Line capacity rings on the Spinfisher V are a first for spinning reels. This reel is suited to inshore, nearshore, offshore and surf angling, or, in short, everything saltwater!
Rated 5 out of 5 by 8 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Speck Slayer! I got a SSV4500 and a St Croix Mojo Inshore rod for my birthday,and let me tell you I love them!This reel is used for speck and redfish and I love the ease that it handles them with.We all know a redfish can test a smaller reels guts,but not this one!The drag is a dream to use and the action is smooth as butter.Going to get at least 3 more and try the other sizes as well.The 1050 comes out in March 2013 and it looks like a beast.My ancient 850 might get a rest when it does come out. December 4, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by SPINFISHER V 4500 HAVE ONLY CAUGHT ABOUT 20 FISH ON THIS REEL, NOTHING BIG YET MOSTLY FLOUNDER AT SEBASTIAN INLET. FEELS LIKE A TANK. I HOPE IT IS A SEALED SLAMMER AS THEY CLAIM IT IS SEALED. HOPE THIS REEL LASTS LIKE BY BG15 AND BG 30 HAVE(SINCE THE LATE 80'S). IF SO THIS WILL BE THE BEST REEL.I HAVE HAD MANY THAT FEEL AND WORK GREAT FOR 3 YEARS BUT NONE LIKE THE OLD TECHLESS BG'S THAT HAVE NEVER DIED. November 15, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by best spinning reels this reel and the daiwa BG reels are the kings of the crop, trust me.. i only fish with all metal reels that lasts 15+ years October 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by spinfisherV the new spin fisher v is a very good spinning reel i used on a friends boat and the amount of heat u could put on these reels are un matched so if go get your self one u won't be disappointed October 8, 2012
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Trying to decide between the 5500, 6500, or 7500 reel. Mostly fishing for sharks and bass from the surf. Looking for the best balance for the rod.
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clappr
 - New York
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I have the 6500 and I think the 5500 or 6500 will make you happy. The 6500 might be too big and heavy though.
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 - Texas
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Swap Spools??

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it appears that the 3500 and 4500 reel bodies/rotors are the same size. Can you swap out a 3500 spool onto a 4500 reel or vice versa?
6 months ago
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i asked same thing and never found an answer. i can tell u that from what i could tell holding each that it's not just a swapped spool. the reel itself is bigger. 3500 might still accept the 4500 spool, but the bodies didn't appear to be same sizes. i'd say go into the store and actually try swapping them.
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