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| Name | CEYMAR HD BAITFEEDER 6000A LH |
| EAN | 4718947103697 |
| MPN | CHBF-6000A |
| Brand | Okuma |
| Reel Size | 6000 |
| Reel Type | Baitfeeder / Free-Spool Reel |
| Gear Ratio | 4.5:1 |
| Reel Weight | 486g |
| Max Drag | 12kg |
| Retrieve per turn | 82cm |
| Bearing Count | 7+1 |
| Hand Retrieve | Left |
| Line Capacity | 0.35 mm/220 m |
| Baitfeeding system | On/Off-Autotrip |
| Drive system | Flite Drive™ |
| Drag system | Multi-disc Carbonit |
| Anti-reverse | Quick-Set |
| Bearing material | Stainless steel |
| Pinion | Precision-machined brass |
| Gearing system | Precision elliptical gearing |
| Body and rotor | Corrosion-resistant graphite |
| Rotor technology | CFR: Cyclonic Flow Rotor |
| Rotor balancing | RESII: computer-balanced Rotor Equalizing System |
| Handle construction | Metal |
| Handle knob | Ergo-Grip |
| Spool construction | Machined two-tone anodised aluminium with LCS edge |
| Bail wire | Heavy-duty solid aluminium |
They cover bottom-bait techniques from beach ledgering to vertical bait fishing from a boat. The On/Off auto-trip baitfeeding system lets a fish take line with the bait before you engage the main drag, making free line release the key setup feature.
Choose the 4000A for the lowest weight at 280 g, with 10 kg maximum drag and a T-shaped TPE knob. The 6000A weighs 486 g and retrieves 82 cm per turn, while the 8000A weighs 511 g and retrieves 89 cm. Both larger versions have 12 kg maximum drag and Ergo-Grip knobs, so the 8000A trades 25 g extra weight for more line retrieved per turn.
The stated capacities are 185 m of 0.30 mm line for the 4000A, 220 m of 0.35 mm for the 6000A and 180 m of 0.45 mm for the 8000A. Each uses a different diameter, so compare the capacity with the line you intend to use rather than judging spool capacity by length alone.
LH identifies left-hand retrieve on all three listed versions. Choose these models if you want to turn the handle with your left hand, and check that your rod and line suit the selected reel.
Yes, beach fishing is an explicit use, and the body and rotor are corrosion-resistant graphite with stainless-steel bearings. Regular cleaning is still required, especially after saltwater use. Use a soft cloth and suitable reel oil where needed, follow the manufacturer's maintenance instructions and store it dry.
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The Okuma Ceymar HD Baitfeeder is a spinning reel with an On/Off auto-trip free-spool system that lets a fish take line with the bait. The 4000A, 6000A and 8000A versions cover bottom-bait fishing from beach ledgering to vertical bait fishing from a boat. Flite Drive™ reduces resistance during retrieval, while the upgraded multi-disc Carbonit drag controls line release during the fight.
The baitfeeding system provides free line release before you engage the main drag. Quick-Set anti-reverse stops backward handle rotation for the strike. Seven stainless-steel ball bearings and one roller bearing (7BB+1RB), a precision-machined brass pinion and a precision elliptical gearing system support smooth retrieval. All three versions have a 4.5:1 gear ratio and are listed as LH (left-hand retrieve).
The corrosion-resistant graphite body and rotor suit the stated beach and boat applications. A metal handle and heavy-duty solid aluminium bail wire provide stability when handling the reel. The machined, two-tone anodised aluminium spool has an LCS edge. Rotor features include CFR (Cyclonic Flow Rotor) technology and RESII, the computer-balanced Rotor Equalizing System, for balanced rotation.
The 4000A has a T-shaped TPE handle knob. The 6000A and 8000A have Ergo-Grip knobs, so knob shape is another difference to consider alongside weight and line capacity.
4000A: 280 g, 10 kg maximum drag, 79 cm retrieve per turn and 185 m capacity with 0.30 mm line. It is the lightest version here, with a T-shaped TPE knob. The supplier also names carp fishing and static predator fishing with baitfish as uses, with carp, tench, sea bream, cod, pike and catfish among the listed targets.
6000A: 486 g, 12 kg maximum drag, 82 cm retrieve per turn and 220 m capacity with 0.35 mm line. It adds drag capacity and an Ergo-Grip knob at a higher weight than the 4000A, and is also listed for feeder fishing.
8000A: 511 g, 12 kg maximum drag, 89 cm retrieve per turn and 180 m capacity with 0.45 mm line. It retrieves more line per turn than the 6000A, but weighs 25 g more. Its stated capacity uses thicker line, so compare both diameter and length rather than metres alone. The supplier names cod, sea trout and sea bass for beach fishing.
All three share the same free-spool mechanism and gearing ratio. Choose by reel weight, required line diameter and length, retrieve per turn and knob shape rather than model number alone.
Check the drag, handle, spool, line guide and attachment to the rod before use. Clean regularly, especially after saltwater fishing, using a soft cloth and suitable reel oil where needed. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance instructions and store the reel dry. Use it only for fishing, keep fingers, hair and clothing clear of moving parts, and supervise children.
