Crafted for the rigors of surf and inshore fishing, the Rockaway Si Spinning Reel delivers the strength, power, and durability saltwater anglers rely on. Designed under the trusted Rockaway series, it pairs sleek styling with salt-tough construction to excel in demanding conditions.
The Rockaway Si features a lightweight yet rugged carbon body that stands up to the ocean conditions. Internally, oversized gearing and a stabilized drive system provide smooth, relentless cranking power—built to hold strong when big fish dig in. Every component is carefully engineered to resist the elements, with sealed protection and corrosion-resistant materials guarding against salt and spray.
Precision-machined internals, heat-resistant drag, and high-torque gear ratios make the Rockaway Si ideal for battling powerful fish while maintaining full control. From beach to jetty to shallow flats, this reel is ready to meet the moment.
Available in a range of sizes from 2500 to 5000, the Rockaway SI matches seamlessly with a variety of saltwater techniques.
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