SplashHawkTackle On The Go Bag

SplashHawkTackle On The Go Bag

Black Scorpion
£28.00 GBP
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SplashHawkTackle On The Go Bag

SplashHawkTackle On The Go Bag

£28.00 GBP
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Product information:
Applicable Gender: Male
Lining texture: Polyester
Pattern: solid color
Applicable scenario: outdoor sports
Function: wear-resistant
Color: Black, Brown, CP, Black Scorpion
Material: Nylon


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Care & Maintenance

Care and Maintenance for Full Metal Spinning Fishing Reel

Materials Needed:

  • Freshwater
  • Soft brush (toothbrush or dedicated reel brush)
  • Lint-free cloth
  • Reel lubricant (light oil and grease)
  • Screwdriver (if disassembly is needed) 

Step-by-step instructions

  • Dry Completely: Use a lint-free cloth to dry all surfaces. Open the bail and let the reel air-dry in a shaded, well-ventilated area.  Avoid direct sunlight or heat sources.
  • Inspect Regularly: Check for grit, corrosion, or resistance when turning the handle. Inspect the bail wire and line roller for wear or misalignment. 
  • Lubricate Moving Parts: Apply a drop of light oil to the bail roller, bail arm pivot, and handle shaft. Use reel grease on gears if disassembling.  Avoid over-lubricating, as it attracts dirt.
  • Clean the Drag System: Remove the spool occasionally and wipe the drag washers with a dry or slightly damp cloth.  Reassemble only when completely dry.
  • Store Properly: Store the reel in a cool, dry place, preferably in a reel case or protective bag.  Keep the bail open to prevent spring tension degradation.
  • Service Annually: For heavy use, consider a full breakdown and service once a year, especially for saltwater fishing.
Sizes

Model Range Size Guide

1000–2500 (Small)

  • Best for: Trout, panfish, crappie
  • Line: 2–10 lb mono / 4–14 lb braid
  • Rod: 6–7 ft
  • Use: Ultralight freshwater fishing 

3000 (Medium)

  • Best for: Bass, walleye, medium trout
  • Line: 6–12 lb mono / 8–20 lb braid
  • Rod: 7–8.5 ft
  • Use: General freshwater, balanced performance 

4000 (Medium-Large)

  • Best for: Pike, salmon, redfish, snook
  • Line: 8–14 lb mono / 10–25 lb braid
  • Rod: 8–9 ft
  • Use: Heavy freshwater or light saltwater 

5000+ (Large/Extra Large)

  • Best for: Catfish, tarpon, tuna, offshore species
  • Line: 12–30+ lb mono / 20–50+ lb braid
  • Rod: 9–10+ ft
  • Use: Deep water, strong currents, big game fishing 

Choose based on your target fish, rod length, and fishing environment. Match reel size to rod specifications for optimal balance and casting performance. 

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