PENN Spinfisher VI Spinning Reel Product Video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
- Introducing the new Spinfisher VI spinning reel. With CNC gear technology and IPX5 sealing, it has the durability to battle big fish and the elements day in and day out.
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I’ve never had an issue with any spin fishers . And I have quite a few to include my grandfathers old greenie that’s still goin strong . Your paying a little extra but penn makes a reel meant to last a lifetime
Penn killing it once again love Penn reels
Can’t wait to get my hands on one ! I already got 3 spinfisher 5 love em !!
Greatest news this year! I’m pumped!!!
Awesome video and reels
Cant wait to get one of these
the 2500 live liner gonna be fun! looking forward to that
Very nice! Can't wait to hit the German market.
Excelent!!! Saludos desde Trelew Chubut Argentina!!!
And yet another sexy reel from penn
Awesome I can't wait to have one of those on my hands Penn reels are the best ever💪🤙👍🎣
Perfect product .
OMG guys, you always hitting the ball out off the park, one time Penn always Penn, that's me...
Can't wait this amazing reels to be shipped to Malaysian Market. Please deliver us more rods and reels. Thanks.
Got my first spinfisher as a present from my dad. I'm hoping it will last until my son turns my age.
it will
well as long as you dont drop it in 50 feet of water.
Maintenance 😂
Seriously looking at buying a Spinfisher 6500 for next years Norway Halibut trip.
Im going to test out my SpinFisher 8500 reel to see if i can hit the Bonita and Yellowtail. It’s tuff to locate the perfect Penn rod to pair it with here in Los Angeles.
Damn they thought of every type of fishing style when they came out with this!
all reel made in usa?..or china?
Will a 5500 fit the Fenwick HMG Inshore 8’ heavy? My 4500 falls out and my battle 2 6000 fits but is a little on the heavy side!
hi there what size reel and model would be best for fishing for bass at the beach and pike In rivers. living in uk
hi PENN , can i put a spinfisher VI cnc gear on my old spinfisher ssv ? i have the 5500 model
Good product
This kind of thinking is why i stick with PENN...rule the fish game with PENN great design guys
May i ask, what rods on first minut ? Thanks
What braid was on that 8500 live liner
i cant wait the 2500 live liner
They gave all the other Penn spinning reels a nice round power handle but not the spinfishers. Even the all plastic Persuit IV reels have power handles. It's the main reason the Battle 3 reels are doing so well, they feel much nicer and easier to wind than the Spinfisher reels. Almost everyone I know with spinfishers replace the handles.
Thank you for your feedback. We encourage you to stay tuned to our social media accounts for our coverage of ICAST 2023 this July, where we will be unveiling all of our new product innovations.
The answer is gomexus handle
@@fernandochavezduranmlq6226 or they can just make them with nicer handles from factory
hola amigo felicitaciones cuando ya esta en el mercado disponible
Any idea when spare parts are going to be available for the LiveLiners? None of the Penn suppliers have parts stock. I need line roller bearings BADLY!
Non-USA sources may have shortages, but besides the PENN service department itself, best source is MysticParts.com
2:40 Is that Rush from "Local Fishing Knowledge"?
Would this spinfinder be ok for rockfishing 350 ft deep and also big tuna, yellowtail, bonito, etc?
Something like the 7500 size would be just fine for yellowtail, and school size tuna. Exactly what are considered "big tuna" varies widely. For typical Southern California party boat use, spinning reels are less practical once the tuna re over 50 pounds, and anything over 100 pounds in that environment is virtually impossible. For the better-grade tuna, consider the Fathom series, with the FTH40NLD2 being a top choice. For "rock codding", spinning reels are not appropriate, but check out the new technique called "Slow Pitch Jigging", which works great for rockfish/lingcod with spinning gear.
what rod should i pair with the spinfisher v6500? im looking to use it from boat with swimbaits and maybe some casting from land.
Hi Mika,
Have a look at our latest version in the Carnage series of spinning rods. The new Carnage III spinning rods are available in specific models for: surf, inshore, boat jigging, boat casting and slow pitch techniques. Have a look at our website and consider the boat spinning or inshore spinning rods.
www.pennfishing.com/search?q=carnage
Penn has really stepped their game up over the last few years. Those slammer III's are beasts! I have a couple spinfisher V's. I need to get a VI and check it out. Can you hook me up Mr. Mike Rice?Thank you sir!
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looks like I will be buying another reel
Its like the slammer
Are the spools interchangeable between the v and vi 7500 longcasts?
No.
Can someone explain the differences of the sub series? what does live liner and all that mean
Live Liner means you can cast your bait out, then have what amounts to "free spool" like with a conventional reel. This lets the fish swallow the bait, and you can then engage the drag and set the hook normally.
Very nice reel... very good spec... i love it
That 2500 😍😍😍
The new trout reel
Great bos
What size reel is the best for 30-80 lbs blue fin tuna? Thanks.
The Spinfisher SSVI7500 or SSVI8500 will handle bluefin tuna in that size range.
What is different between penn spinfisher v and vi?and which one the best ? And can I use size 7500 in gigging ? Thank you my dear
Biggest difference is that the VI series has the C-n-C machined gears, which are only available on the V series as a $75 upgrade. the VI's also have IPX5 sealing, and are 2-3 ounces lighter than the V's depending on size.
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I will buy one
I love penn only downside on the bigger sizes they get kinda heavy casting for 11 hours lol but I love them that reminds me of my car cheaper durable beat up and still runs and my parents still say you need to get another car well I still have the same car
VERY HEAVY! : (
What rods are you guys using on the 10500 reel PENN
A variety of rods are being used in this video, including the Carnage II boat spinning rod.
I am going to fish for a sailfish and kingfish next month, anyway I can try one of your reel? I can post review after my fishing.
Hi there! Thanks for thinking of PENN. We're not currently expanding partnerships at this time, but we'll let you know should anything change. Fish on!
@@PENNfishing Ok, put me on the list!
Wow this guy is lucky to have all those in front of him. Penn is King
Hi.. live liner 8500 or normal 9500 is better to bye plz reply.
The live liner is better for fishing live bait!
When and where will the Spinfisher vi be available for purchase?
Late October/early November 2018. Available at tackle shops and online outlets everywhere.
Gooddjob 👍👍
What the rod in this video sir?
There are several different rods in this video, which can all be found on our website!
Penn is the BEST hands down
wth happened to that yellowtail in the video
Yes sir rather use that than a 12/0
I want to see a comparison between daiwa bg👌
Here you go! th-cam.com/video/ynxZzPHgFkU/w-d-xo.html
I’d prefer a reel just like this without the seals. I can just imagine how many times during maintenance that the seals will break.
Penn Battle 3 DX is what you asked for.
Great marketing spin ,,, to recover from the disaster of the spinfisher V !!!!
Hey Penn... no LiveLiners with Bail-Less? Some of us fish in inlets/piers/jetty where current/tide is strong and we still need to cast the thing far out of the rocks.
Hey, there. No LiveLiner with Bail-less, but we do offer the Spinfisher VI in live liner and bail-less models (just not together in 1 model).
@@PENNfishing imagine a 4500 or 5500 LL LC bailess 😍
Do you have a reel cover that fits the 10500? Or one you suggest?
Hey, Valerie. In the PENN neoprene cover lineup, the XLGSRC [Extra-Large] size will fit the SSVI10500 spinning reel. It's available at your fishing tackle retailer or on our website: bit.ly/2AYlVA9
How do I buy your reels and rods
You can always find our gear available online with retailers who have inventory of our gear and can ship to your region. For the most up to date availability information directly from us, please stay tuned to our website or give us a call.
Penn Spinfisher 6500 และ 6500ll แตกต่างกันอย่างไร
The Spinfisher VI 6500LL is the live liner model, featuring a live liner switch frequently used in bait fishing applications. Also available in standard, Long Cast and bail-less models, see our website for all of the specifications available.
I need a 10500 and a penn surf rod for sharks and reds
just bought my 6500 live liner stripers beware!
What are the rotors made out of and how many bearings does this reel have? These reels do look great though.
Rotors are metal. Full specs will be available after the "official" debut at the ICAST show in July.
5+1 bearings all models.
People in Indonesia.. We Love PENN
Saludó soy de. Republica Dominicana ne sesito un pen para tiró largó k se ha de 30 y 40 libra cuanto me cuesta mandarlos a Republica Dominicana. gracia
Shut up and take my money!!
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Peace be upon you. I have a machine that is Power 8500. I need spare parts. How can I get it and that it is in Saudi Arabia. Please advise me to print my machine from the Penn company
You can find more information about ordering parts for your reel through our parts page on our website. Please note we are not shipping outside of the USA at this time, but our affiliated parts vendors may be able to ship to your region. www.pennfishing.com/pages/performance-parts
Test it on GTs ya plebs
Mine broke, the bail wouldn’t flip.
Bear in mind that [like most saltwater spin reels], sizes 6500 and larger have "manual bail only". Meaning that when you crank the handle, the bail will not engage on its own; you have to pull it over manually. What size was your reel?
tunanorth like 4500
Is it better than slammer iii?
No, it is positioned below the Slammer III [and of course the Torque II also].
Saad Jan it's safe to say no
Just for $300 lol looks like an awesome reel!
Retail price will be $139.95-$249.95, depending on size and features.
Yeah not for 300
Israel Rivas u obviously don’t fish... ever hear of a van staal ? Lmfao
Puresavage29 I do fish I was just being sarcastic on this. Van Stal is awesome I really would like to have one. Ever heard of More Than Fishing Tournament? Look it up
VanStaals are very nice reels, but being at a much higher $500-$900 price point, are apples-oranges to the new SSVI series. At the SSVI's price of $139-$249, PENN is putting as many high-performance features as possible at a price any angler can afford. The spinning reel series in PENN's lineup that aligns with VS is the Torque II. If price is not too important, the Torque II's are phenomenal reels.
Need an 12500
Ha-Ha, that would be a HUGE reel!
DRAG PRESSURES??? PRICE RANGES???COME ON MR. RICE......
Retail $139.95-$249.95. Complete specs will be shown at the "official" debut at the ICAST Show, which starts July 10.
You need to address the problem with poor gear mesh not the CNC BS to sell stuff.
CNC has been around for years.
As for the comments on USA made on some reels that is sort of misleading too because you say it is made from foreign/imported and domestic parts but wont say what parts are US made and what parts aren't.
They are assembled in the US that is all.
Why would I pay that kind of money to have a reel assembled in the USA from parts made in China?
Last but not least putting braided line on a reel size that was originally sized for lighter weight mono and cranking the drag down all the way is going to strip out any gear set regardless of what you do if you crank on it instead of letting the fish run.
Besides all of that I love Penn reels and have about 8 of them.
On the USA models, all parts that are "reel parts" such as gears, sideplates, handles, etc are US-made. Parts that are "standardized machine parts" such as screws, springs, ball bearings are purchased from industrial suppliers, and may have origins in a variety of places. The CnC gears are a substantial upgrade in this series [true that the Slammer III and Torque II series already had it]. Many anglers previously paid $65-$75 for the upgraded gears as an "add-on" to the previous Spinfisher V series.
Can you please tell me what real is made in the USA totally we make nothing we have no factories to make nothing so for you to say all he comes from China or will everything comes from China bro deal with it
@Worth Doss, Okay, Mr Whiner! Whatever you say, Mr Whiner! Half of everything you use everyday is made in China. So what is your point, Mr Whiner?
u still have the same annoying weird shape knobs for the smaller sizes, wow... what's an innovation..
Looks ridiculously bulky
Available in 9 sizes; from a 2500 to a 10500 size. True that the 9500 and 10500 size are beasts- but that is necessary for those anglers who may need up to 670 yards of 65 pound line. If you don't need that much line, then one of the smaller/lighter sizes still has all of the same features.
you US penn fanboys should remember that this is a reel made in china by a company owned by a chinese conglomerate. penn's quality is just plain disappointing compared to shimano or daiwa.
Chinese conglomerate? Incorrect. PENN also has the USA-made Torque II series spinning reels, along with the US-made "Z" series spinning reels, which are the lowest priced US-made reels offered by ANY manufacturer. With the Japanese manufacturers, the "threshold" for "made in Japan" is $400-$600 retail, and reels below that point are also made in China, Malayasia, Viet Nam, etc.
I agree that like 3-8 years ago PENN's quality was pretty awful for several things, but since then they have stepped it up. Also, my all time favorite reel the Torque 1 spinners, were from that era and I have next to zero complaints about them. Not a fan of the Torque II's and Penn will never be as smooth or "sophisticated" as the over priced Asian reels, but can't beat their toughness. I could beat someone unconscious with my Torque I and then still catch a giant fish right afterwards, thing is built like a tank.
hell, I would rather fish handline than fish the Z. tens of ounces lighter, saltwater resistance beyond compare, and better line lay. the only thing the Z does better than my bare hands is cracking walnuts when i get hungry on the shore
You are correct, the Z is old tech, but the users love them, and they are nearly impossible to kill. However, Your original point was "made in China", which applies to virtually every spinning reel out there that is under $500, and in fact applies to a number of spinning reels over $500. The reels in the above vid start at $139.95. You also stated that the co. is owned by a "Chinese Conglomerate" which is also incorrect.
"impossible to kill?" In Alan Hawk's review, all it took to maul his SSV 8500 was a tiny mashed pinion. Let's face it, the only "tough" Penns reels are those made in USA. All the rest are borderline garbage compared to Shimmies and Daiwas.