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Excellent reel spinning when I use on the pier, real easy and super strong.
LT 100 reel
That is the toughest real Ive ever seen and works really really really great
Amazing value
Cant believe how nice these are for the price. A little heavy but worth it.
L t 60 in key west
Living in key west and fishing 4 out of 7 days each week we put the gear to the test on mutton ,yellowtail and lane snappers. The l T 60 has the smoothest drag going, great retrieve ratio and ergonomics to make it my go to reel. Ive got 8 of them.
Cabbo/bocca copy?
the look and feel of this reel reminds me so much of the quantum cabbo and bocca.
not as smooth as the cabbo, but a lot of people have caught a lot of fish with a finor lethal.
this is also half the price of the cabbo
Great reel for the price
Outstanding value for tuna fishing or similar species that require high drags.
Best for the price
I was able to use my buddies on a couple Tippers and it preformed just as good as my Spinfishers, definitely one of the best bang for your buck reels.
Best bang for the buck
if you looking for quality without a huge price tag these reels are the way togo.
Looks awesome!
Great looking reel. Salt tough
Dissapointing
thought this would be a heavy duty reel but the bail system was damaged straight out of box..whole thing dissembled IN FRONT OF ME FROM THE BOX..not a good impression
Amazing reel amazing price
When you think of buying a reel you always think shimano, penn, daiwa, etc Fin-Nors lethal reel is surprisingly good for its price. Its not stated in many comparisons but I would give this a run with the BG but the BG is priced very competitively.
Best reel at this price
Paired it up with a terez rod for jigging. Last week landed a 110 lb. bluefin tuna after an hour fight. It worked flawlessly. How do you get a reel for $100 that will do that?
Lethal 100
The Lethal 100 is great for surf fishing because it has great drag so you won't get spooled.
Great Reel
Bought this for inshore saltwater. Smooth, seems well built. Ive only had the chance to use it a couple times, but seems like an excellent product.
Would still be an amazing reel at double the price!
The lt100 is a beast of a reel(the pic is next to a penn senator 113h). It is huge, heavy, and tough. I've used it for every type of fishing you can think of. It truly excels at vertical jigging with its huge drag range and large braid capacity. The manual bail is a huge plus when slinging 8 and bait (and sometimes more!)There are better casting reels out there for the surf,… read more but its not terrible. And its nice to know that when a 6' bull shark takes the bait, this is probably the only spinning reel even remotely in this price range that can land him quickly enough for a safe release. I was a diehard conventional reel guy until I tried this spinner out. It has replaced all but my best surf casting and big game conventionals. I have landed many medium (5-7') sharks and several goliath grouper without the reel breaking a sweat. A word of warning if you intend to use the high end of this reels drag range, make sure the rod has a metal reel seat and you have some sort of harness attachment! I luckily had made a lanyard out of coated shark leader and it was wrapped around the base of the reel and hooked into my harness when i got carried away with the drag and ripped the hoods off my rod. If you dont know, 45lbs of drag and a sudden run is enough to pull you overboard and easily snatch your setup out of your hands! My only gripes about this reel are that it is very large and heavy(which can be aided by finding a rod that it balances nicely on) and the tiny protrusion on the drag knob can be difficult to manipulate if you're wearing gloves or you hands are slimy from bait juice. So are there smoother, faster, lighter, and all around better big game spinners out there? Absolutely, but not for under $500 and most pushing $1000+!!!!
This reel does have a automatic bail.
Yes, it is rated to fish in Saltwater.
Only the Lethal 100 has a brass drive gear and a stainless steel pinion, while smaller Lethal reels have a basic gearing comprising a cast zinc drive gear and a brass pinion.
They have revised the Specs. The LT60 is 20.2 ounces and puts out 30lbs of drag. The LT80 is 24.4 ounces and puts out 40lbs of drag.
Yes. it can be changed from right to left hand retrieve.
We suggest going with the the St. Croix Tidemaster series. Either the 7' or the 7'6' would work well. Our codes are SCR-0853 or SCR-0859.
No, we do not carry spare spools for the Lethal reels. We suggest contacting Fin-Nor at 800-588-9030.
According to what I see, yes. That is the bag in the offer.
Hello Robbie. For your application, the offshore would be a better option for you.
I went into our warehouse and weighed this, it came out to right around 24 oz.
The large would be your best bet for the size of the Lethal 80.
The Fin-Nor Lethal Spinning Reels are designed and engineered in U.S.A and made in China.
That combo sounds like it would work really well for what you plan on doing. The LT100 should fit around 300 yards of 100lb braid.
I would recommend looking into the Tsunami Airwave Elite 11' or 12' H or XH rated rods,
I would recommend the <a href="https://www.tackledirect.com/penn-carjgii50130s64-carnage-ii-jigging-spinning-rod-6-4.html">Penn Carnage II Jigging Rod</a> MH. This is an ideal size rod for your needs and is rated for up to 100lb braid line. It can handle
Our Silver Hook Series Boat spinning rod, TDA-0263 would work very well for your application.
<span>Hi Lee, I would recommend a Fin-Nor LT60 Lethal Spinning Reel. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/fin-nor-lt60-lethal-spinning-reel.html</a><span> This reel would be great for jigging cobia. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assi
<span>Hi Vinno, I would recommend a Fin-Nor LT100 Lethal Spinning Reel. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/fin-nor-lt100-lethal-spinning-reel.html</a><span> This reel would be great for fishing for Albacore tuna. Please let us know if theres anything
The Fin Nor Lethal 25 should hold approximately 220yds of 15lb Braid. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines.