Prawning is Hot!!
For the last month I've been getting lots of really good prawning reports from all over Georgia Straight. The word is there are loads of prawns, and they are extra...
Accurate Valiant 2 800 Reel - Blue/Gold
Accurate Valiant Twin Drag 500N Single Speed - Black/Red
Accurate Valiant Twin Drag 500N Single Speed - Red/Gold
PENN Squall II Narrow Lever Drag Reel - 20lb Drag - Black/Gold
PENN Fathom Low Profile Baitcasting Reel - Black/Red
Abu Garcia Ambassadeur C3 Baitcasting Reel - LH - Grey
Okuma Tesoro LDJ Lever Drag Jigging Reel 2000N - Black/Gold
Okuma Avenger "B" Spinning Reel - Grey/Gold
Okuma Tesoro Lever Drag 2000N Jigging Reel - Left
Daiwa BG3000 Spinning Reel - Black/Gold
Shimano Torium Jigging Special Reel - TOR2000HGA
Shimano TwinPower Saltwater Spinning Reel - SW TPSW6000HGC
Penn Fathom II Lever Drag Conventional Reel 2
Shimano SLX XT A Baitcasting Reel - 150XGA
Shimano Tranx 400A Bait Caster Reel
Shimano Torium 40 HGA Star Drag Reel
Abu Garcia Ambassadeur SX Round Baitcast Reel - 6600
Amundson Savvy Conqueror Casting Reel
Shimano Tranx TRX301B Bait Caster Reel - Left Hand
Avet SX 6/4 MC RAPTOR Lever Drag Reel
Penn Fathom II Lever Drag Conventional Reel
Shimano SLX A Baitcasting Reel
Saltwater Reels Frequently Asked Questions
For most anglers, spinning reels are the best all-around choice for saltwater fishing because they are easy to use and versatile. For trolling and targeting larger fish like salmon or halibut, conventional reels are the better option.
For salmon fishing around Vancouver Island, a medium to large reel in the 3000–6000 size range for spinning reels or a levelwind conventional reel is a reliable choice. Larger reels are better for deep water and bigger fish.
Freshwater reels are not recommended for saltwater use because they lack corrosion protection. Saltwater reels are built with sealed components and materials designed to handle ocean conditions.
Look for corrosion-resistant construction, a smooth and strong drag system, sealed bearings, and enough line capacity for your target species. These features ensure durability and performance in saltwater conditions.
Yes, salmon fishing typically requires a reel with a strong drag system and enough line capacity for trolling or deep-water fishing. Levelwind conventional reels and larger spinning reels are commonly used.
Rinse your reel with fresh water after every use and store it dry. Regular maintenance helps prevent corrosion and keeps your reel performing smoothly over time.
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