PENN WRATH II 3000 WRTH3000C SPINNING REEL

The PENN Wrath II 3000 Spinning Reel is engineered for anglers who demand durability, smooth performance, and versatile functionality at an affordable price. Whether you’re targeting freshwater species or coastal saltwater fish, this reel provides the power and precision needed for your fishing adventures. Built with PENN’s signature rugged construction, the Wrath II 3000 promises reliability in all conditions.

Key Features:

• Smooth and Consistent Drag: Features a sealed drag system for smooth and consistent performance when reeling in your catch.
• Durable Construction: The body is made of a corrosion-resistant material, ensuring durability in both saltwater and freshwater environments.
• 5+1 Stainless Steel Ball Bearings: Provides smooth operation and long-lasting performance, even under heavy use.
• Anti-Reverse System: Prevents the handle from turning backward during retrieval, allowing for precise control.
• Instant Anti-Reverse Bearing: Eliminates handle backplay for improved hook-setting power.
• Aluminum Spool: Lightweight yet strong, this spool can handle long casting distances and holds more line.
• Ergonomic Handle: Comfortable and easy to grip, reducing fatigue during long fishing sessions.

Specifications:

• Model: PENN Wrath II 3000
• Manufacturer Number: WRTH3000C
• Gear Ratio: 5.2:1
• Max Drag: 10 lbs
• Line Capacity (Mono): 230 yards of 6 lb test
• Ball Bearings: 5+1
• Weight: 9.3 oz
• Reel Type: Spinning
• Material: Corrosion-resistant graphite body
• Spool Material: Aluminum
• Handle: Ergonomic, foldable
• Color: Black/Blue

Where, When, How:

The PENN Wrath II 3000 is ideal for both saltwater and freshwater fishing, making it perfect for a wide range of fishing environments. Use it for targeting species such as bass, trout, walleye, and even small saltwater fish. Its most effective when fishing from shore or a boat, and it excels in both light and medium fishing conditions. For the best results, pair it with a medium-action rod and 6 to 10 lb test line. Ideal fishing times are early mornings or evenings, when fish are most active. When casting, ensure the reel is properly spooled and lubricated to maintain smooth retrieval, ensuring you have maximum control when reeling in your catch