Equip yourself with the power of Okuma's new Salina Spinning Reels to conquer any battle. Constructed from advanced LITECAST body material that is 15% lighter than diecast aluminum and boasting a corrosion-resistant stainless steel ball bearing system, these reels are built for both light inshore and heavy offshore fishing. With an impressive Carbonite DFD drag system with Cal’s drag grease that generates 33lbs of fish stopping drag, your retrieve will be smooth as silk cast after cast thanks to HDGII High Density Main Gear technology coupled with precision machine cut brass pinion gear. An impeccable full custom look also comes courtesy of machined aluminum two tone screw in handle arms and ball-style handle knob sealed off by high quality anodizing process - get ready for success!!
There are six total models within the Salina Spinning reel lineup. A 4,000, 5,000 and 6,000 size reels that all feature high speed 5.8:1 gear ratios and 8,000, 10,000 and 14,000 size reels that all feature standard gear ratios of 5.4:1. All models have an interchangeable screw-in handle system that can be changed from left to right-hand retrieve.
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