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Penn Warfare Levelwind Conventional Saltwater Reel
For trolling or deep drop fishing, the Penn® Warfare Levelwind Reel offers the versatility and performance you seek, at a surprisingly affordable price. Strong and reliable, it's built for long days and heavy seas, with a lightweight, corrosion-resistant graphite frame and sideplates edged in stainless steel for extra rigidity to prevent frame-flex. Its forged-and-machined aluminum spool, machined brass main and pinion gears, and heavy-duty cranking handle are all designed to stand up to the daily rigors of saltwater fishing, and Penn's proven drag system is built around super-efficient HT-100 carbon fiber washers to ensure smooth drag performance despite the heavy loads. Line capacity rings on the spool walls help you gauge how much line remains on the spool—handy when large fish take off on their blistering runs. Equipped with bearing-supported instant anti-reverse.
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Reviews
Rated 3 out of
5 by
Stace from
Not what I expectedBought 2 of these 2 years ago and have had constant annoyance of linecounter not engaging while letting line out. Have to get in the habit of manually engaging spool as it takes 1-1/4 revolution of handle it engage.
Date published: 2019-08-18
Rated 5 out of
5 by
153 Charters from
New striper reelsI guide for stripers and these reels are just what I was looking for. Will see how they hold up but have bunches of different Penn reels and haven't been disappointed yet. Only issue is clicker knob, too small and difficult to do quickly.
Date published: 2019-07-18
Rated 5 out of
5 by
KansasBoy from
Work Horse "Best bang for the Bucks"This is my second purchase, was so pleased with the frist came back for another one. Primary used for snagging, secondary for Big Blue Cats. All the functions and features are quality as excepted from PENN Reels!
Date published: 2019-05-22
Rated 1 out of
5 by
Bahia weekender from
Worst purchase everI bought two reels to use as loners and couldn’t even use them for that. The ringer didn’t work from the start, the drag sucks and it feels like a child’s toy. Please don’t buy this. I wish I had spent a little more and got the squall.
Date published: 2019-05-07
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Kansan from
Great Reel, put 80lb braid on it !So i bought one and then turned around and bought another! Using them for snagging paddle fish. Line counter works great, the drag is super nice with the detent on each click. Handles 50lb plus fish all day long! Smooth reeling, clicker works great! If you ever owned a penn 49 Reel ( which was icon of reels) this thing can hang with it all day long!
Date published: 2019-05-01
Rated 5 out of
5 by
countrywind7 from
stergeon worked wellBought 3, 90 lb braid, 80 lb leader, daughter took fishing, brought in several. One was 8ft 6in probably over 300 lb, to boat. Fought for over hour. Reel did not get hot like others do. Her second fish broke leader when jumped about 50 ft from boat, looks to be over 6ft in video. Point being she is happy with reel, not so happy with power pro braid leader. Video can be seen Darrell Axtell Facebook, 4 28 19 date he was her guide.
The only reason for the good mark was, would like to see higher capable line holding with level wind and line counter, like to use 114 braid as main line.
Date published: 2019-04-30
Rated 3 out of
5 by
Lance Sasser from
Good reel, smooth drag, sub par counterI’ve used the reel 2 weeks and so far the drag is great, handle is very comfortable, line counter is not good. Even setting lines the counter is all over the place.
Really like the big handle though very comfortable fighting big fish
Date published: 2019-04-25
Rated 1 out of
5 by
Midwestseth from
Bait alert wont disengage, new out of boxStraight out of the box the bait alert won't disengage. Hindering reel performance on all levels
This reel is designed for trolling or deep drop fishing. Great question.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist9
Date published: 2019-06-28
How’s much line of 20lb mono will the size 15 hold? And if i got the 30 in left hand how much backing of mono to braid should be used like 40/60 ratio mono to braid wise like 30 lb mono backing and 50lb braid like how much backing of 30 should be used?
Asked by: Mitchellstdnt007
What size reel to match with a ugly stik tiger light medium heavy? Would be for party boat, kayak trolling, kayak chunking, for sharks, small to medium tuna, stripers, blues, lunker snook, possibly tarpon, and maybe grouper?
Asked by: Outdoors4life07
Would the 15 be good for flounder on a Carolina rig inshore?
Asked by: Tyler Maske
Line capacity is Feet or Yards.
Asked by: Hayesj01
thank you for your inquiry:
These are in yards
Answered by: BPSResource15
Date published: 2018-04-02
How dose the War 20 / 30 compare to the overall size of a Penn jigmastrer.
Just lost a Penn Jigmaster to Davy Jones. Used it for everything from Fluke to Strippers. Looking to replace with something a little lighter, but with still the speed & power, without breaking the bank..
Asked by: freshstart
Thank you for choosing Bass Pro Shops. The WAR30 would be the most similar to the Jigmaster with a weight of 19.6oz and a capacity of 360/30lb mono.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist8
Date published: 2017-08-24
which model is good for fish like tuna or yellowtail?
Asked by: Edamame
Thank you for your inquiry. Any one of these would work for tuna or yellowtail, especially if you're using braided line. I would say start with the model: WAR20LW, or go up from there.
Answered by: BPSResource11
Date published: 2017-05-31
Drag
What is the drag on this reel
Asked by: Nickname65
The drag depends on model. For example, the WAR15LW has a max drag of 15 lbs. The line capacity is 15/320.
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