Penn Levelwind Reel Conv 220/17 3.4:1 P9M - American Legacy Fishing, G Loomis Superstore

$ 14.50

4.6 (747) In stock

Spinning Reels - American Legacy Fishing, G Loomis Superstore

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The popularity of PENN's 209 and 309 Level Wind reels is unwavering, even though the design and look date back to the early 1940s with a simplistic, functional, and durable design that is extremely capable. A growing resurgence in the popularity of this retro-styled series is taking place as anglers worldwide have found their reliability and incredible toughness is at home anywhere - fresh or saltwater.

Penn Level Wind Boat/Pier Combo, Machined & Anodized Aluminum, 6'6

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Fishing Reels - American Legacy Fishing, G Loomis Superstore

The popularity of these reels is unwavering, even though the design and look date back to the early 1940s with a simplistic, functional, and durable reels that are extremely capable. Machined and anodized aluminum spool Machine cut brass main gear. Penn model number 209. Precision-machined stainless steel pinion gear. Counter-balanced handle with oversized paddle knobs. Stainless steel reel stand. HT-100 drag washers provide smooth drag under heavy loads.

Penn 209LC General Purpose Level Wind Conventional Reels, Black

Penn 309MCP Level Wind 300 Yard 30 Pound Right Handed Mechanical Fishing Reel

Fishing Reels Page 8 - American Legacy Fishing, G Loomis Superstore

Fishing Reels - American Legacy Fishing, G Loomis Superstore

Fishing Reels Page 8 - American Legacy Fishing, G Loomis Superstore

Fishing Reels - American Legacy Fishing, G Loomis Superstore

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