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Shimano | SKU:
SHI-TEK300HGLCA
Shimano Tekota A Conventional Reel with Line Counter
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$339.99 CAD
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Shimano Tekota A Conventional Reel with Line Counter - 300 / Right is in stock and available for pickup within 24hrs.
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Why Shop With Us
Why Shop With Us
✔ Locally owned in Nanaimo, BC
✔ Trusted by boaters and anglers since 1986
✔ Knowledgeable staff with real on-the-water experience
✔ Large in-stock selection of marine & fishing gear
We’re here to help you get the right gear the first time.
Shipping & Pickup
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We ship across Canada with fast, reliable delivery from our Nanaimo location.
✔ Trusted since 1986
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Need it sooner or have questions? Our team is here to help.
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If something isn’t right, reach out and we’ll make it right.
The Shimano Tekota A continues its legacy of durability and performance with a complete redesign built for modern trolling and heavy-duty fishing. Engineered with improved gear strength and faster line retrieval, this reel delivers the power and reliability anglers depend on when targeting salmon, halibut, and other hard-fighting species.
The low-profile 300-size design with a double paddle handle offers a more ergonomic, palmable feel for all-day comfort on the water. Shimano integrated the line counter directly into the side plate for improved balance and usability, while the anti-fogging lens ensures clear readings in changing conditions.
Built for demanding environments, the Tekota A features a rigid HAGANE Body to maintain alignment under load, along with CoreProtect technology for enhanced water resistance. A synchronized levelwind system ensures even line lay, and the loud strike clicker provides clear feedback when fish hit.
Designed for anglers who need strength, precision, and comfort, the Tekota A is ready to perform in the toughest saltwater conditions.
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BrandShimano
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SKUSHI-TEK300HGLCA
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TypeLine Counter Reel
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Body colorSilver, Black
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Body materialAluminum
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Gear ratio6.3:1
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Spool materialAluminum
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Max drag24-LBS
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Reel retrieveLeft, Right
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Barcode0022255230896
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