Penn Spinfisher VI Spinning Reels Review

This pairing would work well for a wide variety of fishing applications.

<span>Hi Austin, I would recommend a 9ft Medium action rod based on your criteria. However, since we have no Penn rods currently in stock, I would recommend a St. Croix SES90MMF2 Seage Surf Spinning Rod. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/st-croix-ses

<span>Hi Corey, Based on your fishing application, I would recommend a St. Croix SES90MMF2 Seage Surf Spinning Rod. Specifically model: SES90MMF2; TD Code: SCR-2186. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/st-croix-ses90mmf2-seage-surf-spinning-rod.html</a

<span>Hi James, Based on the fish you are targeting I would recommend a Penn Spinfisher VI 5500 size. Model: SSVI5500; TD Code: PEN-1677. This would match great with a Ugly Stick Tiger Elite Spinning Rod. Specifically Model: USTE1440S701; TD Code: SHA-038

<span>Hi Jay, Depending on your jigging application and what your fishing for, I would recommend either a Penn Battalion II Slow Pitch Spinning Rod. Model: BATSPJII450S68MH; TackleDirect Code: PEN-1915. or a St. Croix Mojo Jig Spinning Rod. Model: MJJS66M

<span>According to Penn, The handle for the PENN Spinfisher VI 5500 (SSVI5500) will NOT fit the SSVI4500 size reel. Penn does have an alternative handle that will fit reel (SSVI4500). The Slammer III 3500 (SLAIII3500) Spinning reel handle, part number 14

Frank,<p>A good rod to go with the Penn Spinfisher VI 4500 spinning reel would be the St.Croix Mojo Inshore spinning rod JIS70MHM.  This would be a good all around combo for inshore and back bay types of fishing.  Please let us know if there is anything

Frank,<p>The Penn Battalion II series of spinning rods will pair nicely with the Penn Spinfisher VI series of spinning reels.  For example: Penn SSVI4500 spinning reel and the Penn BATINII1017S70 will be a good medium action combo.  Please let us know i

Steve,<p>The 3500 & 4500 Spinfisher are the same reel with the 4500 having the slightly larger spool.  The 2500 is a smaller body reel and weighs about 1.5oz lighter.  For your 7ft rod, I would recommend the 4500 has you will have more line capacity fro

SP,<p><br /></p><p>The Penn Spinfisher VI Spinning Reels are manufactured in China.</p>

I would recommend the 5500.

This could work for popping for Tuna. 

The 4500BLS is the bail-less version of this reel.

<span>Hi Craig, While the Penn Conflict II offer a light body and smooth design, I would recommend a Penn Spinfisher VI series reel. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/penn-spinfisher-vi-spinning-reels.html</a><span> Theres many different sizes and th

A 4500 size will pair well. 

Here are a few options I recommend <p>https://www.tackledirect.com/tsunami-tsawess-962m-airwave-elite-surf-spinning-rod.html<br /></p><p>https://www.tackledirect.com/tsunami-tstiiss-902mh-trophy-ii-surf-spinning-rod.html<br /></p><p>https://www.tackledir

Hello Stevie, The 2500 is going to be smaller then the 3500, Unfortunately I do not have any 2500 in stock to get you a picture of the difference.  

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Depending on what you are fishing for and how, any size between 2500-4500 will balance well with the 7ft Carbon Shield MH. 

Yes, this reel will pair well. 

Sorry we do not carry a bailess conversion kit.

It is in stock and would pair up great with the

Yes, this reel will pair well with that rod.

I would use a 5500 from the boat and from the sure depending on the size of rod i would look between the 5500-7500. If you are fishing bait from shore I would recommend using one with a Live Liner feature.

10500 would be closest in size but not available in a long cast. Largest long cast is the 7500lc

The slammer HS can withstand the abuse from surf fishing. Both the gearbox and the drag are sealed in the reel, while it can handle splash and spray the reel is not fully sealed. 

Both would work with the 12 foot heavy mojo surf but the 8500ll would match up very well. 

The 2500 would be the only size that would be able to do salt and fresh the 2500 would be a stretch but would work for both 

Which model spinfisher vi?

The 10'6 St.Croix Mojo Surf would be a great choice of rod to pair with that spinfisher 

I would go with one of the Trevala rods.

You'll want the model <span style="font-weight:700;color:rgb(52,52,52);font-family:Arial;background-color:rgb(236,237,239);">SSVI8500LL</span>

Brass main gear models are <span style="font-size:12px;">6500-10500</span>

The 2500LL features a live liner feature for live bait. 

I would go with the Spinfisher 4500

That would balance out to be a great combo.

It comes with the egg shaped handle

<p><br /></p><p><span style="color:rgb(34,34,34);font-family:Roboto, arial, sans-serif;font-size:28px;white-space:pre-wrap;background-color:rgb(248,249,250);">Necesitaría una caña de surf en la acción rápida media pesada del rangle de 10 a 11 pies. Al

Currently there is no bailess kit for this reel.

You'll most likely need a stronger reel for BFT and GT such as the Shimano Saragosa 10000

Until the reel becomes available we are unable to get a measurement on the spool, as soon as it becomes available in stock please contact us.

Either the 7' 2'' mh Terez or the 7' 2'' H Terez.

The 4500 spinfisher would pair up well with the 7 foot mh teramar

The reels should be available mid September. Shipping would be $68.13US Postal Service Priority Mail International Delivery Estimate (IN-STOCK Items Only): plus duties and taxes the cost of two reels would be $359.90

<span>Hi Bigmig, we recommend going with the Penn Spinfisher in the 6500LC model for your needs. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with!</span>

Hello Chris, <p><br /></p><p>As far as balancing the spinfisher with the St.Croix Tidemaster the 4500 is the way to go. You do sacrifice some line capacity as well as drag going with the smaller reel but you'll get a better overall pairing with the 4500

<span>Hi Frank, The Penn Spinfisher VI series is considered Water Resistant due to these being Semi Sealed and not Fully Sealed. These are made to handle occasional splashing but not dunking. If fishing heavily you would simply gently rinse your reel off

<span>Hi Eric, According to Penn, All Penn Spinfisher VI Long Cast models feature a manual bail trip. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines. </span>

<span>Hi John, I would recommend a Penn Spinfisher VI SSVI3500 Spinning Reel. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/penn-spinfisher-vi-ssvi3500-spinning-reel.html</a><span> This would pair great with you 7ft Medium action rod for many inshore fishing app