Zebco Fin Nor Lethal Spinning Reel

Es un buen carrete, no es de una antireversa rápida sin embargo la construcción es muy fuerte, la manivela tiene el tamaño adecuado para pelear bien, en mi opinión es superior a un Penn battle y un poco inferior a un Daiwa BG, sin embargo el drag es más suave que el BG, una excelente compra

I really cant tell the difference between the 2500 and the 3000 when i hold them in my hand...They are GREAT reals! Im so sold on them.... i am quiet actually surprised that no one really knows about them. i own about 8 of them but lost two in a boating accident and another a friend lost kayak fishing. so i have 5 reels now... i have been using these inshore fin nors for the last 3 years... even before this generation came out... the generation before these had 4000 and 5000 series... wish i got them but oh well...you CANT go wrong with these... i have them paired with a fish stix rod, and many other 7 and 7'6 rods... i kayak fish in the salt waters of south Texas and I approve of this message!

Have two and use them inshore. Have other inshore reels and think the fin-nor is the smoothest

This is a great med light/medium spinning reel, well-built and very smooth. Purchased for inshore fishing, very good for this purpose, but I’ve also used for largemouth bass fishing. Nice dual purpose (fresh or salt water reel). It does not have an anti reverse that can be turned on/off (full time “on”).

I bought my Lethal 25 for this Summer's New England fishing and so far it's been doing a good job. I have it mounted on a 6-6 Fenwick HMG medium rod. It has performed well on Smallmouth up to 17 1/2" so far and Walleye up 26 1/2" 6-13 and everything in between. It's a little noisy under serious stress but also a smaller reel. It casts well and the drag is very smooth, as is the bail release!I recommend for inshore fishing on almost any level.