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Browse through our growing range of quality fishing reels. We offer great value for money on all types of fishing reels to suit your fishing technique.

Our range is suitable for beginners through to regular recreational anglers whether they are fishing in freshwater or sea fishing environments.

 

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Types of fishing reels;

 

Fishing reels come in various types, each designed for specific fishing techniques and environments. Here are some common types of fishing reels:

  1. Spinning Reel:

    • Spinning reels are one of the most popular types of reels for both freshwater and saltwater fishing.
    • They have a fixed spool that spins around a central axis when the line is drawn out.
    • Spinning reels are versatile and suitable for a wide range of fishing techniques, including casting, jigging, and live bait fishing.

  2. Baitcasting Reel:

    • Baitcasting reels are commonly used for more precise casting and heavier lines/lures.
    • They sit on top of the rod and use a revolving spool.
    • Baitcasting reels are favoured by anglers targeting larger fish species and for techniques like pitching and flipping.

  3. Spincasting Reel:

    • Spincasting reels are beginner-friendly and easy to use.
    • They have a closed-face design with a push-button release for casting.
    • Spincasting reels are suitable for light to medium-duty fishing applications and are often used by anglers targeting smaller fish species.

  4. Fly Reel:

    • Fly reels are designed specifically for fly fishing.
    • They are typically lightweight and feature a large arbour to hold the fly line.
    • Fly reels are used to store and retrieve fly fishing lines and provide drag resistance when fighting fish.

  5. Trolling Reel:

    • Trolling reels are specialized reels used for trolling, a fishing technique where lines with bait or lures are trailed behind a moving boat.
    • They are designed to handle heavier lines and larger fish commonly found in offshore waters.
    • Trolling reels often have powerful drag systems and high line capacities.

  6. Centerpin Reel:

    • Centerpin reels, also known as float reels, are primarily used in freshwater fishing, particularly for salmon and trout.
    • They have a large spool that rotates freely around a central pin.
    • Centerpin reels offer minimal drag and are often used in conjunction with floats for precise presentation in rivers and streams.

These are some of the main types of fishing reels, each with its advantages and best suited to specific fishing scenarios and techniques.