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Penn Slammer III Spinning Fishing Reel (Various) Expired
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Bass Pro Shops has Penn Slammer III Spinning Fishing Reel (Various) on sale for the prices below when you apply promo code SAVE10. Slickdeals Cashback is available for this store (PC extension required, before checkout). Shipping is free.
Thanks to community members haohaook and japeq029 for finding this deal.
Prices below after promo code SAVE10
Thanks to community members haohaook and japeq029 for finding this deal.
Prices below after promo code SAVE10
- Penn Slammer III Spinning Fishing Reel
- SLAIII4500 (6.2:1 Gear Ratio) $149.97
- SLAIII6500 (5.6:1 Gear Ratio) $189.97
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- About this deal:
- The Penn Slammer III SLAIII4500 Spinning Fishing Reel is priced $100.02 lower (~40% savings) than the list price of $249.99
- Refer to the forum thread for additional deal ideas discussion.
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- To view the Bass Pro Shops return policy click here. -Corwin
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at 03:24 AM
4500 $159.97 OOS
6500 $199.97 OOS
8500hHS $329.99
https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/p...nning-reel
Cabela's has the same deal (of course) (stay on their page for a while, system will pop out a $10 off (over $75) by joining the mailing list
https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/p...nning-reel
6500 $199.97 OOS
8500hHS $329.99
https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/p...nning-reel
Cabela's has the same deal (of course) (stay on their page for a while, system will pop out a $10 off (over $75) by joining the mailing list
https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/p...nning-reel
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Just note at the 6500 size it's a manual bail..the auto bail trip as you turn the reel is only for 5500 and under.
I thought the manual bail wouldn't be a big deal so I originally got a 6500. However, since I've mainly fished fresh water with smaller reels for most my life, I ended up returning the 6500 because I just couldn't get used to the manual bail. I got the 5500 and am very happy. I don't think it ever accidentally tripped. The 4500 should still be a decent size and power.
yes..I do need a good surf rod...like 12'.
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Just note at the 6500 size it's a manual bail..the auto bail trip as you turn the reel is only for 5500 and under.
I thought the manual bail wouldn't be a big deal so I originally got a 6500. However, since I've mainly fished fresh water with smaller reels for most my life, I ended up returning the 6500 because I just couldn't get used to the manual bail. I got the 5500 and am very happy. I don't think it ever accidentally tripped. The 4500 should still be a decent size and power.
What does manual bail mean? I go fishing on charter boats and I'd like to use a spinning rod to cast for yellows and bonito. I can't for the life of me cast with my conventional rod. Would this 6500 be good for that?
This will do the job imho.
This will do the job imho.
This will do the job imho.
Yes, this is exactly why I originally got the 6500 but when I was using it out on a jetty or the canal, I couldn't get used to it. That's just me. Maybe on a boat, it might be easier to be mindful to close the bail before reeling, but I never fish from a boat so idk.
Or if you're letting the bait sink first like jigs or high low rigs where there's a pause. But again, mine has never prematurely tripped on me that I can remember. I lose more lures from snagged wind knots on the rod than anything else.
Thanks for the link, makes me wonder if there's a way to improve or perhaps tighten the feature instead of removing it completely.