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| Name | CARBONITE B-FEEDER CBBF-5000 |
| EAN | 4718947067371 |
| MPN | CBBF-5000 |
| Brand | Okuma |
| Reel Size | 5000 |
| Reel Type | Spinning / feeder / free-spool |
| Gear Ratio | 4.5:1 |
| Reel Weight | 396g |
| Max Drag | 12kg |
| Retrieve per turn | 79cm |
| Bearing Count | 1+1 |
| Line Capacity | 0.30 mm / 275 m, 0.35 mm / 195 m, 0.40 mm / 145 m |
| Spare Spools Included | Included, graphite |
| Body material | Graphite |
| Freespool system | Auto-switch freespool |
| Anti-reverse | Quick Set infinite anti-reverse |
| Drag system | Multi-disc, oiled felt |
| Handle material | Graphite |
| Handle knob material | ABS |
| Oscillation system | S-curve |
| Pinion gear material | Machined brass |
| Rotor system | RESII |
| Line roller | Even Flow |
Choose the CBBF-4000 for lower weight: it weighs 285 g and holds 165 m of 0.30 mm line, with 8 kg maximum drag. The CBBF-5000 weighs 396 g and holds 275 m at the same diameter, with 12 kg maximum drag. It trades extra weight for more capacity and drag, while both retrieve 79 cm per turn.
Both models are intended for feeder fishing in rivers and stillwaters, including carp, bream, roach and tench. Their auto-switch freespool allows line to be taken while the rig is on the bottom. The supplier also lists light feeder setups for perch and zander for the CBBF-4000. Choose the model by the line capacity and weight your setup needs.
Yes, both models include a graphite spare spool. You can keep a second line setup ready and change spools rather than removing and replacing the line each time.
No, Quick Set infinite anti-reverse prevents backward handle movement. Line release during the fight is controlled by the separate multi-disc drag with oiled felt. Use the drag setting to manage line tension, not the anti-reverse.
The supplier lists occasional brackish or coastal use for the CBBF-4000 and calls for cleaning after saltwater exposure. Both have a corrosion-resistant graphite body, but this does not establish the same saltwater suitability for the CBBF-5000. Do not treat the whole family as saltwater-rated, and follow the manufacturer's care instructions.
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The Okuma Carbonite B-Feeder is a fixed-spool feeder reel with an auto-switch freespool system. The freespool lets a fish take line while the rig is waiting on the bottom. Both models are intended for feeder fishing in rivers and stillwaters, including carp, bream, roach and tench.
Quick Set infinite anti-reverse prevents the handle from turning backwards. This is separate from the multi-disc drag with oiled felt, which controls line release during the fight. Both models have one ball bearing and one roller bearing, a machined brass pinion gear and a computer-balanced RESII rotor for an even retrieve.
The S-curve oscillation system distributes line across the spool, while the Even Flow line roller guides it during winding. A graphite handle with an ABS knob provides the grip for retrieving the feeder and playing fish. A graphite spare spool is included, so you can prepare a second line setup without stripping the line from the first spool.
The CBBF-4000 weighs 285 g, has a 5.0:1 gear ratio and an 8 kg maximum drag. Its stated line capacities are 250 m of 0.25 mm, 165 m of 0.30 mm or 115 m of 0.35 mm line. Choose it when lower reel weight matters more than extra capacity. The supplier also lists light feeder setups for perch and zander for this model.
The CBBF-5000 weighs 396 g, has a 4.5:1 gear ratio and a 12 kg maximum drag. Its stated line capacities are 275 m of 0.30 mm, 195 m of 0.35 mm or 145 m of 0.40 mm line. It provides more line capacity and a higher maximum drag, at the cost of 111 g extra weight.
Both retrieve 79 cm of line per handle turn despite their different gear ratios. Compare capacity at the same line diameter when choosing: at 0.30 mm, the 5000 holds 275 m versus 165 m for the 4000. Match the reel, line and drag setting to your rod and fishing method.
The graphite body is corrosion-resistant, but regular care is still required. The supplier lists occasional brackish or coastal use for the CBBF-4000, not a family-wide saltwater rating. Clean the reel after saltwater exposure and follow the manufacturer's maintenance instructions. Check the drag, handle, spool and line guide before use, secure the reel firmly to the rod and do not use it if damaged. Store it dry and keep moving parts and loose line away from children without adult supervision.
