Penn® Squall™ Lever Drag Reels
- Versa-Handle system
- Frame-flush ratcheting lever drag
- Line capacity rings
- DuraDrag® washers
- Forged and machined-aluminum spool
- High-strength bronze main/pinion gears
- Five shielded stainless bearings plus roller bearing
Line recovery in inches per handle turn.
Rated 4.9 out of 5Â by 9
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by piercrazy great reels
I have the 60LD this reel is matched with a penn 30-80 boat rod cast well and acts like a winch under pressure great reel
April 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by LtRazor Won Snapper Tournament with this!
I purchased a 40LD last year and took it out bottom fishing. When I got on the boat, the deck hand made a comment about me busting that thing before the day was up. Bot did I surprise him! First I bring in a 28.4 lb snapper with no issues. At that point the deck hand wanted to try it out and was really impressed with how it handled. The reel is really smooth even under extreme pressure. By the end of the day, the hand and captain were talking about getting these for their boat. I now own a 60LD and can't wait to catch my first yellowfin tuna with this bad boy!
January 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Spoonie amazing
I bought this reel back in january and do a lot of fishing mostly fresh water I bought the 50 for catching giant blue and flathead catfish I paired it with a 10ft abu garcia workhorse that i have had for several years and it preformed flawlessly but I would expect nothing less from penn I caught everything from small 10lb cats up to a 72lb flathead and everything in between with this reel the bait click is soft enough to alert me to the softest bite and when your trying to pull a wiskered giant off the bottom the drag is powerful enough to really put pressure on them I also use them to snag for spoolbill in the spring time and have to be able to cast long distances I had never tried casting a lever drag and was very surprised at how easy it was and the distance is amamzing being able to throw a 2 to 3 oz sinker well over 100yds I am however having to buy a new one for the fact that mine was stolen overall this reel is an amazing buy for anyone who wants to go after big fish either in salt or freshwater
December 7, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Lopchong BEAST !!!
I have been using the 50 version of this reel now for a little over 4 months now. Spooled with 50lb test, with 100lb powerpro backing, this reel handles all I can thow at it here in Hawaii. Bought specifically for landing Giant Trevally. Using while sliding live bait, this beast of a reel handles. So far the largest brought up with it has been a 47lbs. The drag is smooth and strong, casting is no problem on a 12 ft rod with 8 oz lead. Excellent reel, highly recommend
October 18, 2012
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Yes its a magnetic internal brakes none adjustable automaticDetails:Â
Hi I'm looking for a reel that holds at least 30lb braided line but I don't want one that clickes everytime I crank the handle so I can use it to fish big lures also without all the noise.any suggestions thanksAnswers
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Yes fully adjustable clicker fron off the low or loudA:Â
Yes, you can turn clicker off, turn it to moderate click or turn up to loud so 3 settings.Top 250 Contributor
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The squall should be good, no clicking unless you turn the bait clicker on. Size 30 & 40 both should be great for casting big lures with 30# braid.Answers
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Kauai, I to am on Kauai, I have used this reel, the 50 series to land 5 Ulua all over 60 lbs with no problems what so ever. The drag is strong and smooth while fish makes strong runs. Below is the latest Ulua I have landed with it, this one wieghed in at 47lbs, Hopes this helpsImages for this Answer
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Absolutely not. I have squall 40 and 60ld and it has always been very smooth even when under the weight of 28.4 lb snapper on the 40ld.A:Â
yes if you have the preset knob to tight you are put to much presure on the right side spool bearingTop 250 Contributor
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I do not have one of these reels, however I have 4 other brands and that is not normal. Check the spool tensioner, maybe loosen that up a little and if it doesn't help you may have a problem with your drag. Have a pro shop check it out, may be a simple fix. Worst case Penn should cover under warranty.1 of 1
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