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Shimano
Shimano Baitrunner OC Fishing Reel
…Tackle Shop. Shimano Baitrunner 4000 OC Reel A smaller sized baitrunner reel which will handle various inshore fishing styles. Ideal for fishing within lakes and rivers for flathead, mulloway, barramundi, fingermark and other medium classes of fish. The 4000 OC baitrunner also makes an excellent…
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Shimano
Shimano Baitrunner ST FB Baitrunner Reel
…also fantastic with the 4000. You have all the grunt you need for larger specimen and, the Shimano ST Baitrunner system allows you to feed line out to keep the float sitting properly and therefore present baits naturally. There is a lot to like about the Shimano Baitrunner ST FB Fishing Reels.…
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Shimano
Shimano Baitrunner D Fishing Reel
…main differences in sizes and their main uses. Shimano Baitrunner 4000 D Reel The 4000 size is our smallest model for sale. A 4000 D is ideal for a wide range of applications from inshore to offshore. As it isn’t too large, the 4000 D makes an excellent river fishing reel for bream, flathead,…
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Shimano
Shimano Thunnus Fishing Reel CI4
…Equipped with Shimano’s Baitrunner feature, the Shimano Thunnus Fishing Reel is all about taking a larger class of fish using traditional baits. Anglers that like to fish live poddy mullet, yakka, slimy, squid, prawns and nippers will love the Thunnus Baitrunner feature. Those who fish other…
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Shimano
Shimano Revolution Rods
…3000 to 4000 with this rod. Travel Model 653 barra spin - is ideal for the northern parts of Australia however also make great inshore rods for lakes and rivers chasing mulloway or even work well as an offshore rod for light fishing for snapper and other reef fish. Best matched with a 4000 –…
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Daiwa Fishing
Daiwa Sensor Surf Fishing Rod
Daiwa Sensor Surf IZM Rod The new Daiwa Sensor Surf Rods IZM models are your solution to unrivalled beach prowess, regardless of your target species. Be it the delicious Whiting, bone crunching Tailor or Mulloway the size of which you could never carry back to your car unassisted, the Daiwa Sensor…
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