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Controlled fishing for large carp and coastal fish
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| Name | PRANAXX 8000 FD 3+1BB |
| EAN | 5707461498432 |
| MPN | B131-035-008 |
| Brand | Kinetic |
| Fishing style | Spin, Surf & Beach |
| Target fish | Carp |
| Reel Size | 8000 |
| Reel Type | Spinning Reel, Big Pit Reel, Front Drag |
| Gear Ratio | 4.1:1 |
| Reel Weight | 577g |
| Max Drag | 16kg |
| Retrieve per turn | 94cm |
| Handle Type | Diecast aluminium |
| Bearing Count | 3+1 |
| Line Capacity | 0.33 mm/615 m |
| Body and rotor material | Graphite |
| Pinion and oscillation gear material | Brass |
| Main gear material | Zinc |
| Line-lay system | Wormshaft oscillation |
| Colour | Black |
Choose by the line reserve you need. The 7000 holds 500 m of 0.33 mm line and weighs 583 g, while the 8000 holds 615 m and weighs 577 g. The 8000 provides more reserve for distance or depth, while both retain the same 94 cm retrieve per turn and 16 kg maximum drag.
Yes. Both sizes are designed for large carp and are also described as suitable for cod, sea bass, eel and flatfish in saltwater. Front drag and 3+1 ball bearings support controlled fighting and smooth winding. After sea fishing, rinse with fresh water, dry the reel and lightly oil moving parts periodically.
Both sizes use wormshaft oscillation to distribute line evenly across the spool. This supports line release during casting, so the line-lay system is the same whichever capacity you choose.
Both sizes support coastal lure fishing and sea fishing for cod, sea bass, eel and flatfish. The 7000 is described for surf fishing, pier pirking and medium-heavy to heavy sea rods, with braid and a monofilament or fluorocarbon leader as a suggested setup. The 8000 is also described for boat fishing and jigging, with its 615 m capacity providing more line reserve than the 7000 at 0.33 mm.
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The Kinetic Pranaxx 7000 and 8000 are big-pit spinning reels designed for targeting large carp. Their 3+1 ball bearings support smooth operation, while wormshaft oscillation distributes the line evenly on the spool for casting. Both models have front drag (FD) to adjust resistance during the fight.
The 7000 holds 500 m of 0.33 mm line, while the 8000 holds 615 m at the same diameter. Choose the 7000 when that capacity covers your fishing, or the 8000 when you need the additional line reserve for greater distances or deeper water. Both retrieve 94 cm of line per handle turn and have a maximum drag of 16 kg, so the extra capacity does not change those specifications. The 8000 has a 4.1:1 gear ratio. Net weights are 583 g for the 7000 and 577 g for the 8000.
The graphite body and rotor keep weight down during longer sessions. A brass pinion and oscillation gear work with a zinc main gear to drive the reel and its line-lay mechanism. The diecast aluminium handle provides direct control when winding in. Both sizes share a discreet black finish.
Alongside their carp-fishing purpose, both models are also described as suitable for saltwater fishing for cod, sea bass, eel and flatfish. Supported applications include shore and surf fishing, pirking for cod and coastal lure fishing for sea bass. The 7000 suits medium-heavy to heavy sea rods. For this size, a braided main line with a monofilament or fluorocarbon leader is also suggested, with the leader matched to the target fish and conditions. The 8000 is also suitable for boat fishing, jigging and fishing natural bait for eel near the coast.
Rinse the reel with fresh water after saltwater sessions, let it dry and store it dry. Lightly oil moving parts periodically to maintain the reel's operation.
