Description
Guru A-Class Reels – affordable reels for float and feeder fishing
The Guru A-Class Reels have been developed for coarse anglers looking for a reliable, well-balanced reel for both commercials and natural waters. The lightweight graphite body and rotor keep the setup comfortable in the hand, while the aluminium spool and handle provide added strength. This makes the range suitable for recreational anglers, club anglers and match anglers who want solid performance without immediately opting for a top-end reel.
Each A-Class reel combines instant infinite anti-reverse with a smooth multidisc drag. During the fight, you can adjust the pressure in a controlled manner, while the thick bail arm and soft-touch T-shaped handle knob contribute to durable, comfortable use. Within the product selector, choose the size that suits your rod length, casting distance and rig weight; the more compact versions are designed for lighter float and feeder fishing, while the larger version offers greater line capacity and casting power for distance fishing.
The reels are a logical match for the Guru A-Class rod range. Match reel and rod to each other: a light, compact combination offers more finesse at short range, while a larger spool diameter and more powerful rod are better suited to heavy feeders and long casts.
Key features
- Lightweight graphite body and rotor
- Durable aluminium spool and handle
- Smooth multidisc drag for controlled fish-playing
- Infinite anti-reverse for instant contact
- Soft-touch T-shaped handle knob for a secure grip
- Thick bail arm for extra durability
- Suitable for float, method and feeder fishing
Frequently asked questions
Which Guru A-Class reel suits my rod?
Primarily consider the rod length, casting weight and the distance at which you fish. A compact reel generally balances better on a short float or feeder rod. For longer feeder rods, heavier feeders and long casts, a larger reel with greater line capacity and retrieve rate is usually more practical.
Is this reel suitable for braided line?
Yes, provided you use a suitable diameter and fill the spool correctly. Use backing if necessary so the spool is filled to just below the lip. With braided main line, a nylon or fluorocarbon shock leader is often useful to absorb shocks during casting and playing fish.
How do I set the drag correctly?
Before fishing, set the drag so that line is released before the line or hooklength reaches its maximum strain. Test this with a bent rod and only adjust gradually during the fight; tightening it fully increases the risk of line breakage or losing the fish.
Official A-Class video
Artikelnummer: GAC135
EAN: 5056400223230
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