This kit includes a protective PENN neoprene reel cover, for the ultimate pairing with our high-performing PENN Pursuit IV spinning reel
Pursuit IV fishing reels feature a corrosion-resistant graphite body and Line Capacity Rings. The machined and anodized aluminum superline spool manages hundreds of yards of line
Recovers at the rate of 35" to 41" | 89cm with every turn of the crank. Gear ratio of 6.2:1
The Pursuit IV features 4 sealed stainless steel ball bearings for smooth retrieves, plus one instant anti-reverse bearing to provide fast hook-ups every time
At the time of this posting, Our research indicates that the Pursuit IV 6000 is $12.26 lower (25.2% savings) than the next best options with prices starting from $48.57.
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This kit includes a protective PENN neoprene reel cover, for the ultimate pairing with our high-performing PENN Pursuit IV spinning reel
Pursuit IV fishing reels feature a corrosion-resistant graphite body and Line Capacity Rings. The machined and anodized aluminum superline spool manages hundreds of yards of line
Recovers at the rate of 35" to 41" | 89cm with every turn of the crank. Gear ratio of 6.2:1
The Pursuit IV features 4 sealed stainless steel ball bearings for smooth retrieves, plus one instant anti-reverse bearing to provide fast hook-ups every time
At the time of this posting, Our research indicates that the Pursuit IV 6000 is $12.26 lower (25.2% savings) than the next best options with prices starting from $48.57.
Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
Model: PENN Pursuit IV Spinning Reel Kit, Size 6000, Includes Reel Cover
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Wal-Mart was clearing out their Penn Pursuit reels (minus the reel cover) in store a few weeks back. Picked up a couple of 2500's for $17.50 each, and a few 4000's, 5000's, and 6000's for $22.50 to $28.50 each.
I had a pen pursuit 3. Was fishing sockeye in WA from the bank one day, yanked my rod up to get the weight off the rocks and the whole spool/cassette was wobbly.
Turns out the anti-reverse shaft snapped in half. I discovered this after it was out of warranty. Managed to get one use out of it.
Won't be buying another Penn, I'll stick with Shimano.
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I had a pen pursuit 3. Was fishing sockeye in WA from the bank one day, yanked my rod up to get the weight off the rocks and the whole spool/cassette was wobbly.
Turns out the anti-reverse shaft snapped in half. I discovered this after it was out of warranty. Managed to get one use out of it.
Won't be buying another Penn, I'll stick with Shimano.
I wish the 2500 was on sale too. The 3000 isn't much lighter than the 4000.
I have a couple of the 4000s and like them.
I've got a 4000 too and really like it, but I wouldn't be interested in a 2500 at all. These are heavy, almost overbuilt reels. I like that for a pier rod or catfishing, but in a 2500-3000 size, I want more finesse. I have Okumas, Daiwas, and Shimanos that I like way better in the smaller sizes.
I've got a 4000 too and really like it, but I wouldn't be interested in a 2500 at all. These are heavy, almost overbuilt reels. I like that for a pier rod or catfishing, but in a 2500-3000 size, I want more finesse. I have Okumas, Daiwas, and Shimanos that I like way better in the smaller sizes.
It's a saltwater reel. It is overbuilt for freshwater. I would rather use a 2500 size Penn in saltwater than use a freshwater reel.
Is the 6000 good for surf fishing? And what would be a decent, cheap rod to pair it with? Wouldn't mind trying surf fishing and maybe going out a few times a year.
Is the 6000 good for surf fishing? And what would be a decent, cheap rod to pair it with? Wouldn't mind trying surf fishing and maybe going out a few times a year.
For the 6000 a 9 or 10ft rod. Penn battalion or a tsunami rod
Is the 6000 good for surf fishing? And what would be a decent, cheap rod to pair it with? Wouldn't mind trying surf fishing and maybe going out a few times a year.
What kind of fish are you targeting? For surf fishing you want to keep your reel as light as possible because you'll be casting quite frequently. A heavier reel will tire you out.
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I have a couple of the 4000s and like them.
Turns out the anti-reverse shaft snapped in half. I discovered this after it was out of warranty. Managed to get one use out of it.
Won't be buying another Penn, I'll stick with Shimano.
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Turns out the anti-reverse shaft snapped in half. I discovered this after it was out of warranty. Managed to get one use out of it.
Won't be buying another Penn, I'll stick with Shimano.
I have a couple of the 4000s and like them.
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