Lews Crappie Thunder Round Jigging Reel
The Lew’s Crappie Thunder Round Jigging Reel is designed for anglers targeting crappie with precision and ease. Built on a sturdy metal frame combined with a lightweight graphite spool and body, this reel balances durability with comfort.
It comes pre-spooled with 6-pound-test monofilament line, allowing you to start fishing immediately without additional setup. The reel features a smooth 3.6:1 gear ratio that recovers 12 inches of line per turn, facilitating effortless casting and retrieval.
Equipped with a versatile 2-bearing stainless steel system and a multi-disk click drag, it offers reliable performance and control during fights with fish. The anti-reverse lever enhances hook-setting power, and the adjustable star drag allows fine-tuning of resistance to match fishing conditions.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Gear Ratio | 3.6:1 |
| Line Type | 6 lb monofilament |
| Spool Material | Graphite |
| Frame Material | Metal |
| Retrieval Type | Right-hand |
| Drag System | Multi-disk click drag with adjustable star drag |
| Bearings | 2-bearing stainless steel |
FAQ
What is the gear ratio of the Crappie Thunder reel?
The gear ratio is 3.6:1, which recovers 12 inches of line per turn.
Is the line pre-spooled and what type is it?
Yes, the reel comes pre-spooled with 6-pound-test monofilament line.
Does the reel have a drag system that can be adjusted?
Yes, it features an adjustable star drag for fine-tuning resistance during fishing.
Bella Alsop –
This reel is easy to use and performs well for crappie fishing. The pre-spooled line saved me time on the first day out. The drag system is responsive and the gear ratio makes casting smooth. I appreciate the sturdy metal frame and lightweight design.
Ruth Reid –
Great for beginners and experienced anglers alike. The 3.6:1 gear ratio helps with consistent retrieval. The anti-reverse lever works well when setting the hook. A bit heavy for long trips, but reliable in the field.
Jake Gill –
I’ve used this reel for several trips in lakes and ponds. The line doesn’t fray, and the drag adjusts well to different fish sizes. The graphite spool feels balanced and the metal frame holds up well under pressure.