[vorale87]

Every angler wants the best from a quality Spinning Reel, and we take pleasure in the versatile price points of these reels allowing every saltwater dreamer to find their spinning soul mate. Heavy-duty tarpon battle? PENN® is the reel you want on the business end. Captain on the job handing over the gear to a client? Full confidence goes to these bulletproof battlers when the fun starts. Starting with their full metal bodies, CNC Gear™ technology, Sealed Slammer® drag system with propriety Dura-Drag™, all reels feature updated technology developed from a decades-old foundation of fine manufacturing. here

[akwala]

At PENN® we design all our gear to meet superior standards, but it’s no secret we take the most pride in our Spinning Reels. It’s a fact: a Saltwater Spinning Reel is a true-blue companion for serious anglers requiring the ultimate performer. We know fishing enthusiasts of all stripes respect our sleek designs. But this comprehensive line of Spinning Reels is not just for show. Their hearty-looking bodies hide a high-performance interior, ready for the moment when it’s time to show a biting sportfish no mercy — whether its thirty pounds or three hundred.

[LuciferUA]

Known perhaps as much for our spin fishing dominance than anything, our reputation has placed our reels on the list of Top Spinning Reels across scores of esteemed publications. Discerning sport fishing experts consistently champion PENN® as the best spinning reel an angler could own. All-day casting, light inshore or offshore work, plenty of velvety drag even when pushed to their limits…the guts of these machines are highly engineered and made to hold up over time and fully protected from the elements.

[cre8r]

Superior design and reliability for the ultimate in casting. here

[Francises87]

Take a closer look at the Fierce III for buttery smooth action. The Spinfisher® VI rivals any saltwater reel for its resilience over time to the harsh saltwater environment thanks to the IPX5 sealing technology. And any great catch will be daunted by the Slammer III, for maximum smoothness and efficiency to ensure readiness for the most grueling offshore battles. [links]

[distant]

Take time to look around, easily compare model specs on the series, choose gear ration and reel size, and find what suits your preferences and environment. But don’t take too much time — a good catch is waiting. more

[lishan1997]

Dry drag causes issues in performance which can easily lead to snapped line and lost fish. Penn uses a current oiled felt technology which keeps the drag lubricated. Dry drags tend to catch or stick especially upon first engagement. An oil felt drag helps prevent this kind of trouble. here

[eresearh]

Penn seems to put more effort into a stable design than packing all sorts of fancy features into their reels. That being said, Penn puts plenty of effort into staying up to date with current technologies. Have a look at the features Penn offers fishermen in Pursuit II spinning reels. more

[comboy]

Five models to choose from gives anglers a decent range. It would be nice to see a smaller size model. Anglers that like the Pursuit II wouldn’t be forced to turn to the Daiwa Legalis or other smaller reels for Bream or Bluegill fishing.

[jackraymund]

Whether you’re in pursuit of the next catch or the next catch is pursuing your lure, the Penn Pursuit 2 makes a formidable reel for such a chase. Anglers rave about the feather light feel of the Pursuit II. Its ultra fluid gear system puts similar reels to shame and an oil felt drag results in flawless line resistance. Though reels like the Abu Garcia Orra S come with more features, I still believe Penn builds a sturdier product.

[hippich]

The Pursuit 2 features stay constant throughout all models. The same goes for the bearings which turn to a 4 + 1 anti reverse system. Model similarities end there and the differences pick up starting with gear ratio. Penn Pursuit 2 3000 and 4000 models have a relatively high gear ratio of 5.2:1 while the 5000 & Pursuit 6000 models drop to 4.6:1. The largest 8000 models spins even slower with a 4.3:1 gear ratio. Still not bad.

[spndr7]

Shakespeare Tidewater 2-piece 12' rod. Penn Pursuit II 6000 (salt water) anti-reverse spinning reel with line. Barely used, very clean (see pics). . more

[tashlan]

Shakespeare Tidewater 2-piece 12' rod. Penn Pursuit II 6000 (salt water) anti-reverse spinning reel with line. Barely used, very clean (see pics). . [links]

[Axcella]

Shakespeare Tidewater 2-piece 12' rod. Penn Pursuit II 6000 (salt water) anti-reverse spinning reel with line. Barely used, very clean (see pics). . more

[coonyeben]

Shakespeare Tidewater 2-piece 12' rod. Penn Pursuit II 6000 (salt water) anti-reverse spinning reel with line. Barely used, very clean (see pics). .

[nimnul]

Both the Penn Torque and the Slammer are designed as high end saltwater reels, but the Torque retails at more than twice the price of the Penn Slammer. This raises the question: what makes it different, and is it really that much better?

[marcpage]

Let’s look at each of these features in more detail: here

[Tritonio]

With the Penn Slammer you get the Dura drag system, which is the same type of drag that’s used in the Penn conventional reels (their big round casting reels that are used for big game offshore fishing, such as tuna or marlin fishing). So with the Dura drag system you get a lot of additional drag power, which is significantly more than offered by the other Penn spinning reels.

[eche|on]

The biggest distinguishing feature of the Penn Conflict is that it is a lot lighter than the other Penn models, which is due to the use of carbon graphite for its main parts. Penn developed their own proprietary blend of carbon fiber, called RR 30, and both the frame and the rotor are made of this. In contrast to the frame, its handle is made of aluminum, and comes with a round EVA knob.

[qqvfredc]

Many anglers view the Penn Fierce as a basic workhorse fishing reel that can be used for many standard applications. It comes with shielded bearings, and a good solid felt drag system. The only disadvantage is that it has a plastic rotor, but that may not be a big deal for some anglers.

[redroses]

Both the Penn Slammer and the Spinfisher are great saltwater fishing reels – they both have all-metal construction and IPX sealing to make them waterproof. But what distinguishes them from each other? here