Carp Fishing Baitrunner Reel SPRY 5000

Our engineers designed the SPRY reels for carp anglers looking for an easy-to-use, lightweight, reliable and stylish baitrunner reel.The SPRY reel is available in several sizes to offer you a versatile range of carp fishing baitrunner reels with a modern and stylish design.

SPRY 5000 REEL TECHNICAL FEATURES

– Baitrunner reel
– Size 5000
– Spool capacity:
lbs/yds: 12/550 16/370 20/270
m/mm (nylon line): 500/0.25 340/0.30 250/0.35
– Bearings: 3+1
– Weight: 484 g
– Ratio 4:5:1
– Line retrieve per crank: 79 cm
– Drag: 7 kg
– Aluminium spool
– Graphite frame and rotor

SPRY 6000 REEL TECHNICAL FEATURES

– Baitrunner reel
– Size 6000
– Spool capacity:
lbs/yds: 12/680 16/460 20/330
m/mm (nylon line): 620/0.25 420/0.30 300/0.35
– Bearings: 3+1
– Weight: 512 g
– Ratio 4.5:1
– Line retrieve per crank: 85 cm
– Drag: 7kg
– Aluminium spool
– Graphite frame and rotor

SPRY 8000 LC REEL TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

– Baitrunner reel
– Size 8000
– Spool capacity:
m/mm (nylon): 510/0,30 400/0,35
– Bearings: 3+1
– Weight: 695 g
– Ratio 4.5:1
– Line retrieve per crank: 98 cm
– Drag: 8kg
– Aluminium spool
– Graphite frame and rotor

WHAT DO LINE RETRIEVE PER CRANK AND RATIO MEAN?

The line retrieve per crank of a carp fishing reel corresponds to the average length (in centimetres) of line picked up with every turn of the handle.

The ratio of a reel corresponds to the number of times the spool turns with every turn of the handle.
Example: For a ratio of 5.8:1, the spool spins 5.8 times per crank

DRAG RATING

Fighting a carp puts a lot of strain on the reel. The latter must be able to withstand it while remaining reliable and accurate. Drag power is referred to in kg.
Our SPRY reel has 7 kg drag (8 kg for the 8000 version), which is plenty for fighting even the biggest specimens.
During a tough battle in which you have to drag the fish hard, you rarely need more than 3 kg.

WHAT’S THE BENEFIT OF A BAITRUNNER REEL?

A baitrunner reel allows you to regulate the drag between the drag at the start and the drag required during combat. You can move between one and the other very quickly by making the first crank turn.
You are therefore able to anticipate by regulating the drag rate for combat before the carp sets off.