LEW’S CRAPPIE THUNDER 75 SPINNING REEL 5.0 2BB

The Lew’s Crappie Thunder 75 Spinning Reel (CTS75) is designed for anglers who want a smooth, lightweight, and highly reliable reel to enhance their crappie fishing experience. This reel combines strength and precision in a compact design thats perfect for light to medium crappie fishing setups. Engineered with a smooth gear system and a high-quality drag, the Crappie Thunder 75 provides the performance needed to bring in panfish with ease, making it ideal for beginner and seasoned anglers alike.

Features

• Lightweight Design: Constructed with durable materials, the Crappie Thunder 75 is easy to handle and comfortable for long fishing sessions.
• Smooth Gear System: Equipped with precision gears for smooth operation, reducing friction and ensuring easy crappie retrieval.
• Reliable Drag System: Features a dependable drag to help maintain control over the catch without straining the line.
• Anti-Reverse Mechanism: Prevents reel back-play to offer stability and consistent line retrieval.
• Balanced Rotor: Ensures minimal vibration for a steady, seamless experience when casting and reeling.
• Ergonomic Handle: Comfortable grip with an anti-slip design for better control and reduced fatigue.

Specifications

• Model Number: CTS75
• Manufacturer Number: CTS75-L
• Gear Ratio: 5.2:1
• Reel Weight: 6.9 oz
• Line Capacity: 2/180, 4/110, 6/90 (mono)
• Bearing Count: 2-ball bearings
• Drag Max: 5 lbs

Where, When, How

Where: The Lew’s Crappie Thunder 75 performs best in lakes, ponds, and rivers with calmer water conditions. Its ideal for use in areas where crappie and other panfish commonly dwell, such as near submerged vegetation, docks, and under tree shadows.

When: For optimal crappie action, use this reel in the spring and fall when crappie are more active. Early mornings or late afternoons are prime times, as crappie tend to move into shallower waters during these periods.

How: Pair this reel with a lightweight rod and use light monofilament or fluorocarbon line for sensitivity and stealth. Cast near structures or shaded areas and use slow, steady retrievals. Adding small jigs or live minnows as bait will increase your chances of enticing crappie into biting.