Okuma’s new Ceymar HD spinning reels are lightweight and feature-packed. These reels are constructed with a corrosion-resistant frame, side plate and rotor. From ultra-compact 1000 size reels to the perfect inshore 5000 size reel, the Ceymar HD might just be what you are looking for.
Starting at just 6.9 ounces, these lightweight reels feature 7HPG +1RB stainless-steel ball bearings as well as a multi-disc, oiled felt drag system that puts out up to 20-lbs of drag. The Ceymar HD uses Okuma’s HDG-II High-Density Gearing, as well as a double ball bearing, supported machined brass pinion gear for the ultimate in smoothness. The machined aluminum, 2-tone anodized spool gives it a sleek look that matches up with the rigid machined aluminum screw-in handle.
There are eight total models within the Ceymar HD spinning reel lineup. 1000, 2500, 3000, 4000 and 5000 size all feature standard gear ratios of 5.2:1. There are also three high-speed reels in the 2500H and 3000H that have a 6.0:1 and the 4000Xa has a 6.2:1 gear ratio. All models have an interchangeable screw-in handle system that can be changed from left to right-hand retrieve.
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