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Accurate Casting for Feeder and Match Fishing
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| Name | Cresta Rolle Protocol 4000S - Angelrolle |
| EAN | 8716851457994 |
| MPN | 91702 |
| Brand | Cresta |
| Fishing style | Float, Feeder |
| Reel Size | 4000S |
| Spool Material | Aluminum |
| Reel Type | Feeder Reel, Front Drag |
| Gear Ratio | 5.2:1 |
| Reel Weight | 279g |
| Retrieve per turn | 78cm |
| Handle Type | Screw-in |
| Bearing Count | 5+1 |
| Line Capacity | 150 m/0.25 mm |
| Body material | Aluminium/Graphit |
| Line clip shape | Schildförmig |
It is designed for feeder and match fishing for coarse fish and was developed to complement the Protocol rod series. It therefore suits either of these methods when putting together a Protocol setup.
The stated capacity is 150 m of 0.23 mm line. With a 5.2:1 gear ratio, it retrieves 72 cm per handle turn. Use this diameter and capacity as a line-selection reference and the retrieve figure to compare winding speed with other reels.
The aluminium spool has a shield-shaped line clip to help improve casting accuracy when fishing the same spot repeatedly. The smooth front drag controls line release during the fight, while the screw-in handle reduces play when winding.
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The Cresta Protocol reel is designed for the Protocol rod range and for feeder and match fishing for coarse fish. Its retrieve is geared for power when playing fish, while the screw-in handle reduces play for comfortable winding.
The compact body combines aluminium and graphite. A smooth front drag helps control line release during the fight, complementing the low-play handle.
The aluminium spool has a shield-shaped line clip to help repeat the casting distance and improve accuracy. The 4000S holds 150 m of 0.25 mm line, giving a clear capacity reference when choosing line.
The 4000S weighs 279 g and has 5+1 bearings. Its 5.2:1 gear ratio provides a stated retrieve of 78 cm per handle turn, useful for comparing how much line it takes in while retrieving a feeder or match rig.
