The Shimano Beastmaster 10000 long cast reel is designed to help you achieve maximum casting distance and get your bait into the strike zone. Smooth drag, big line capacity and a perfect gear ratio for beach fishing.
This is matched with an easy to cast Shimano Aquatip 14' surf casting rod which breaks down into 3 pieces for ease of travel and storage.
This is matched with an easy to cast Shimano Aquatip 14' surf casting rod which breaks down into 3 pieces for ease of travel and storage.
- Model reel: Shimano Beastmaster 10000XB
- Model rod: Shimano Aquatip Surf
- Configuration: Spin
- Fishing method: Surfcasting
Reel Specifications: - Mono line capacity (mm/m): 0.35/400, 0.4/300, 0.45/200
- Braid line capacity (lb/yd): 40/460, 50/360, 65/280
- Reel weight: 705 grams
- Max drag (kg): 15kg
- Gear ratio: 4.6:1
- Bearings: 1+1
- Line retrieve: 100cm per crank
- Reel handle position: Left or Right
- Reel features: Silent Drive, G Free Body, Parallel Body, AR-C Spool
Rod Specifications: - Rod material: Fibreglass - Integrated tip
- Rod length: 14'0''
- Pieces: 3
- Line rating: 8-12kg
- Lure rating (If Applicable): 3-4oz
- Reel seat: Shimano Graphite
- Guide type: Ceramic
- Gimbal type: Wood
- Rod features: N/A
- Supplier part number: K346S97
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Delivery estimate 1-4 business days
$5.99 standard freight rate for non-rural, shoe box sized deliveries. Additional charges apply for rural delivery, island delivery, dangerous goods and large packages.
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Product Questions
I there. I'm about to purchase this for a friend. What is the recommended sinker weight range for this rod please?
Question by: Ian Ross on 10/10/2021, 9:24 am
The sinker weight specifications are N/A from Shimano.
But should comfortably be able to handle 3 to 4 oz sinkers with ease. Possibly handle another ounce on top but would require good casting technique and smooth action and shock leader to prevent rod damage.
But should comfortably be able to handle 3 to 4 oz sinkers with ease. Possibly handle another ounce on top but would require good casting technique and smooth action and shock leader to prevent rod damage.
Answer by: Website Customer Service (JW) on 11/10/2021, 5:34 pm
