Product Description
BILLINGS Spinning Reel NGK series is designed for heavy-duty fishing in both freshwater and saltwater environments. With a maximum drag capacity of 20KG and a 4.8:1 gear ratio, this reel delivers strong performance for big game fishing such as grouper and sea bass.
Key Features
- 4.8:1 Gear Ratio for smooth and powerful retrieval
- 20KG Max Drag for handling large fish
- Stainless steel bearing for durability and long-lasting performance
- Ambidextrous design for left- and right-handed anglers
- Aluminum body with lightweight and corrosion-resistant construction
- Compatible with fake bait and spinning fishing techniques
Usage Scenarios
Perfect for ocean boat fishing, ocean rock fishing, beach fishing, lakes, rivers, reservoirs, ponds, streams, and management fields.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Bait Type | Fake Bait |
| Brand | Billings |
| Fishing Method | Throw, Spinning Wheel, Surf Fishing |
| Reel Type | Pre-Loading Spinning Wheel, Surf Fishing, Distant Wheel |
| Gear Ratio | 4.8:1 |
| Hand Direction | Ambidextrous |
| Chemical Concern | None |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Model Number | NGK |
| Origin | Mainland China |
| Position | Ocean Boat Fishing, Ocean Rock Fishing, Ocean Beach Fishing, LAKE, River, Reservoir Pond, Stream, Management Field |
FAQ
What is the gear ratio of this fishing reel?
The gear ratio is 4.8:1, which provides a good balance between casting distance and retrieval power.
Is this reel suitable for both freshwater and saltwater fishing?
Yes, this reel is designed for use in both freshwater and saltwater environments, including lakes, rivers, and ocean fishing.
Does this reel come with a warranty?
Please contact customer service for warranty information.
Ryan Davies –
Used this reel for sea bass fishing on the coast. The drag system holds strong even when fighting large fish. The aluminum body is light and durable. Easy to handle and reliable in rough conditions.
Sue Morrison –
Good performance for catching grouper in a reservoir. The 4.8:1 gear ratio helps with smooth casting and retrieval. A bit heavy for casual use, but worth it for serious anglers.
Rebecca Parr –
Fished on a rocky shore with this reel and it held up well under pressure. Stainless steel bearing feels solid and doesn’t wear down quickly. Ambidextrous design is a plus for sharing with a partner.
Michelle Grant –
Works well in both river and lake settings. The pre-loading feature makes it easy to start fishing without extra setup. Slight adjustment needed for casting distance, but overall solid.