Fishing  penn

Penn Fishing Tackle Manufacturing Company is an American company that is primarily known as a manufacturer of fishing reels and fishing rods. It sprouted from the idealism of a German immigrant named Otto Henze who came to America from Germany in 1922. Henze had the idea, or rather the dream of having his own company that would manufacture almost all types of fishing reels that would leave a mark in the fishing world. Even though this was during the Great Depression, Penn reel sales were not hurt because fishing provided a way for coastal families to eat.

Production of the “Squidder” surf reel in 1938 paved the way for Penn to be the leading manufacturer of quality saltwater fishing reels.  This reels is primarily known for its vast casting capabilities. This model of Penn reels became the most popular to anglers and charter boat captains. Today, there are only a few models of the “Squidder” that are still around, all known for their high performance.

quantum reel

                Quantum fishing Reels are owned by Bradley Co. the company sarted to provide a full line of freshwater and salt-water fishing reels for fishing enthusiasts back in 1885.  Quantum features a line of fishing reels referred to as Quantum Performance Tuned or PT. These reels are designed using a thorough testing process in one of the most advanced fishing tackle testing facility in the U.S. The PT stamp is only used when a reel is put into the testing facilities in the U.S.

                Quantum has had huge success with its involvement in the fishing industry. They supply a number of fishing gear items such as fishing reels and fishing rods. Their success has been introducing a line of products called the Performance Tuned or PT. Where you see a PT next to any reel, you know that they have done the meticulous testing associated to a Pt stamp.

shimano saltwater reels

                Saltwater fishing demands certain features of a reel to handle the abuse of a corrosive environment as well as a stubborn, drag burning game fish. Noting those concerns, Shimano offers spinning reels that have smooth drags with a lot of line capacity and the advanced inner workings to survive the conditions that fishermen encounter on the water. There are many anglers who crave for a powerful saltwater reel but still prefer the convenience of an easy to operate drag mechanism and a reliable levelwind. Designed to take a beating, their reels offer plenty of performance and easy to use features all with a very reasonable price tag. 

                With its reputation in the market, Shimano continues to be innovative in creating products that suite different types of fishing enthusiasts. Recently, they have released seven new products that are made with cutting edge quality and with comfort in mind. These products are: Chronarch, Curado, Citica, Caius, Sustain FG, Stradic FJ and Talica II. Each of these new products are specifically designed for every type of angler and fishing enthusiast.

                               

ryobi electric reel

                Ryobi Limited is a power tool manufacturer that used to sell fishing reels back in the days. The company sold its tackle division to Johshuya company in 2000. Before then, they offered an electric powered reel intended to help anglers with reduced arm power. The electric reels of Ryobi allowed physically challenged anglers to continue deep sea fishing.

The Ryobi electric reel has a level wind feature that prevented line from bunching up on one side of the spool as it was reeled in. There is an over winding prevention device, and an alarm letting the angler know when the line is getting low. The maximum battery winding power was 30 kilograms. The reel could be connected to a 12-volt power source using a power cord. The winding speed under electric power was 80---140 meters per minute, while the weight of the reel was 1610 grams, with a gear ratio of 1 to 2.3. Every manual turn of the handle revolves the spool by 2.3 turns. The line capacity was 475 meters of line, with a line diameter of 0.60.

Penn Fishing Reels

                Penn is simply the most well known brand of saltwater fishing reels and rods in the industry to date.  Penn offers a wide-ranging assortment of conventional reels. From inshore bottom fishing to offshore waters to fresh water trolling, Penn has level wind reel for you. A few f their well known models are the Torque and The Senators.

                The Torque, which features Integrated Side Plate design, is one of the newest reels from Penn.  While Penn Senators, well known among offshore anglers, have caught more IGFA big game world records than all other makes combined.  Penn AF Reels, a more recent addition to the spinning reel family, was engineered to handle large fish on light lines and is ideal for fishing super-braid lines. With upgrades and enhancements, Penn reels are the next generation of saltwater fishing reels. 

saltwater fishing reels

Fishing is a rare sport that combines serenity with fierce rivalry. When looking for the perfect fishing reel, first determine your experience level followed by the type of fish that you want to catch. The reels come in three basic styles: casting, spinning and fly reels.  Whether you might be setting out to target a largemouth bass, scrappy trout or a school of crappie, understanding   the way these reels work improves your chances of landing a nice catch.

There are five styles of saltwater reels available to fit your specific needs:  offshore reels, trolling reels, casting reels, jigging and bottom reels. Offshore reels are the ones that are used when fighting a large fish from a boat; while trolling reels drag large baits or a lure as you troll in a boat. On the other hand, casting reels offer a sleek benefit of precision casts. Jigging reels are used when lures sink near the surface bottom, this reel allows it to be pulled up in a swift motion. Lastly, bottom reels are use to catch fish from a stationary boat and goes down deep.