PENN Seaboy FISHING REELS ALL METAL ARE SALTWATER TOUGH THE BEST FISHING REELS FROM PENN ON THE MARKET AT DISCOUNT PRICES

PENN REELS ARE A FISHING PASSION AND A PENN REEL ARE REELS FOR THAT PASSION!!! PENN REELS ARE REELS YOU WILL BE HAPPY TO OWN. BUY ONE HERE AND SAVE! NO SALES TAX (EXCEPT CO) AND NO SHIPPING ON MANY MODELS.

QUALITY FISHING GEAR SINCE 1932

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You gotta have good gear to catch the one trophy fish. This is the Premier Spinning Reel for light tackle. You are on vacation. Don't Waste your time. Get the Best. The reel that won't fail you.

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Seaboy

Seaboy® An overall workhorse, the Penn Seaboy® was upgraded in 2004 for even better performance and durability. New features include a larger handle, machined-aluminum spool, stainless steel pinion, and improved free spool. Captain George Mitchell of Miami, aboard his charter boat, the Snake Dancer, caught over 500 fish on the upgraded Seaboy® reels without a single problem. A perfect choice for pier, bridge, and jetty fishing, the Seaboy® is also an obvious choice for Party and Charter Boats.

Graphite Side Plates
Black-Anodized Aluminum Spool
Manganese-Bronze Main Gear
Stainless Steel Pinion
Large Oversized Handle
Chrome Plated External Parts

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International VSX

Tough All Metal Ultra Premium Machine Cut Heat Treated Stainless Steel Main and Pinion Gears

Slammer

Serious penn reel targeting trophy fish. Full metal body over-sized, sealed drag located under-the-spool ensures consistent and smooth performance.

Sailfish

Florida

I caught this Sailfish using a Penn 4600. The reel was filled with 15 pound test line. I was fishing off St. Petersburg, Florida in the Epnont shipping channel on Saturday, November 8th , 2003. I used a live Spanish Sardine on a 5/0 Owner hook tied to a 14-inch piece of wire and a small barrel swivel. We only had the fish out of the water long enough to snap the picture, then we released it unharmed. This is proof positive that Penn reels rule!
Sincerely,
Peter J. Telford