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GT Level Wind

GT Level Wind Fished by anglers and charter boat captains worldwide, Penn GT Level Wind reels are perhaps the most versatile series of reels on the planet. From inshore bottom-fishing to offshore waters; from deep water wrecks to trolling Salmon off the Columbia River, GT Levelwind reels have seen and done it all.In a verbal testament to the performance of the GT Levelwind Series, a consumer fishing the distant waters of the Jersey Shore reported a 6-plus hour fight with an oversized Bluefin Tuna on a Penn 320LD.

GT Level Wind reels feature an easy to operate star drag, with the exception of the 320LD, which utilizes a lever drag, a popular choice among anglers trolling or live-bait fishing.

Lightweight Graphite Frame
Black-Anodized Spool
Manganese-Bronze Main Gear
Stainless Steel Pinion
Four Aircraft-Grade, Sealed, Stainless Steel Ball Bearings

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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.

50 inch

Striper

On May 20th 2003, I drove up to Cape Cod with my cousin Josh to visit a child hood friend who was spending the summer on the cape. We were going to be there for two full days and I had an urge to go fishing on the second day. I woke up early that Thursday and jumped in the car and started to head down Rt. 6 for the nearest bait shop. I stopped by a boat dealer and he directed me down the road to the Black Duck a small fishing shop. I walked into the store and told the man behind the counter that I wanted to rent a fishing rod and try out the fishing from the nearest beach. He told me to give LeCounts National Sea Shore a try at noon because of the tides. I went back to my friends house had breakfast and waited for my cousin to get up. We went back to the Black duck rented two rods, a piece of frozen mackerel and headed to the beach.
It was a beautifully sunny day and as we arrived and gather the rods the hooks and the piece of mackerel. I knew we were not prepared for what was going to happened that day. I asked a couple of fisherman who were heading home if they had any luck and they said earlier they had a bite but nothing since.
Josh and I headed directly to a spot close to where we parked. I cut up the mackerel tied on the hooks attached a 3 weight sink and we both casted out our rods. We set the rods in a rod holder and no more than 10 minutes later I got a strike. I lifted up my rod, set the hook and the fish took off, taking out hundreds of feet of line. I battled the fish for over 20 minutes and soon I landed the biggest fish of my life a 30 Ib striper.