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Daiwa CrossCast 6000 Spinning Reel, Saltwater, 4.1 Ratio

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Size: 6000

Item weight
630 Grams
Product dimensions
7.09 x 7.09 x 4.25 inches

Quick take

A Daiwa size-6000 saltwater spinning reel with 4.1:1 gear ratio and 33 lb max drag for casting and inshore species.

This Daiwa Crosscast is a size 6000 spinning reel from the 2017 lineup, made for distance casting from the surf and shore. It has a 4.1 gear ratio that picks up about 82 cm of line per handle turn, a 33 lb maximum drag and a 3.3 inch handle with a power knob. At roughly 22 oz it is a heavy reel, suited to anglers throwing sizable baits for kiss and other coastal species.

Best for

  • Saltwater inshore and flats fishing
  • Catfish, carp, and large freshwater species
  • Anglers seeking a slow-retrieve reel

Skip if

  • You need fast retrieves for topwater or active presentations
  • You fish freshwater panfish requiring lighter reels

Strengths

  • Size 6000 handles large line capacities and drag settings
  • 4.1:1 ratio provides power and torque for heavy fish
  • Salt-safe construction resists corrosion

Trade-offs

  • 4.1:1 gear ratio is slow for active presentations
  • 22 oz weight is heavy for light spinning rods
  • May be oversized for many freshwater applications

Fishing fit

Water
  • Saltwater
Skill level
  • Intermediate

Specifications

Specifications
Typespinning reel
Size6000
Gear ratio4.1:1
Weight22 oz
Max drag33.1 lb
Line capacity10/250, 12/200, 16/170 yards

How to choose a color and size

Size

Sizes and when to pick them
OptionsWhen to pick itConditions
5500Larger sizes for heavier line, pike and inshore saltwater.
  • Pike & musky
  • Redfish
  • Inshore
6000This oneBig reels for surf, heavy line and offshore fish.
  • Striped bass
  • Offshore pelagics
  • Surf
  • Offshore

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