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| Name | PULZAR PZB-7000 |
| EAN | 4718947036650 |
| MPN | PZB-7000 |
| Brand | Okuma |
| Reel Size | 7000 |
| Reel Type | Spinning Reel, Baitfeeder / Free-Spool Reel |
| Gear Ratio | 4.5:1 |
| Reel Weight | 523g |
| Max Drag | 12kg |
| Retrieve per turn | 87cm |
| Bearing Count | 5+1 |
| Line Capacity | 0.30 mm / 350 m, 0.35 mm / 255 m, 0.40 mm / 195 m, 0.45 mm / 150 m, 0.50 mm / 125 m |
| Drag Position | Front |
| Spare Spools Included | Included, Graphite |
| Body, sideplates and rotor material | Graphite |
| Main spool material | Aluminium |
| Handle material | Aluminium |
| Handle knob material | Wood |
| Pinion gear material | Brass |
| Anti-reverse system | Quick Set |
| Oscillation system | S-curve |
| Rotor balancing system | RESII |
| Line roller | Even Flow |
| Rotor technology | CFR: Cyclonic Flow Rotor |
Choose by the line capacity and weight your setup needs. The PZB-4000 weighs 333 g and holds 180 m of 0.30 mm line, with 10 kg maximum drag. The PZB-6000 holds 300 m and weighs 493 g, while the PZB-7000 holds 350 m and weighs 523 g at the same diameter. Both larger models have 12 kg maximum drag, so the 7000 adds capacity and faster retrieve rather than more drag force.
It lets the fish draw line while the main drag remains set, then the auto-switch system returns to the main drag for the fight. On the PZB-6000 and PZB-7000, a rear lever engages freespool and a front drag handles the fight after disengagement. This separates line release during a take from the drag setting used to play the fish.
All three models are described for carp fishing. The PZB-6000 and PZB-7000 are specified for bottom fishing with fixed-lead or self-hooking rigs and freespool setups. The PZB-4000 is also described for bottom-fished boilies, worms for eel and baitfish for pike or zander. Choose the model whose capacity suits your line, rather than treating the freespool feature as a specific rig recommendation.
Yes, every model includes a graphite spare spool alongside the machine-cut aluminium main spool. You can prepare another line on the spare for a change of setup. The aluminium handle folds easily, reducing how far it projects when the reel is packed away.
No, the graphite body's corrosion resistance alone does not confirm suitability for regular saltwater use. The supported fishing applications centre on carp and other freshwater bait fishing. Follow the manufacturer's care instructions and clean the reel after saltwater contact rather than assuming the body material makes it saltwater-rated.
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The Okuma Pulzar Baitfeeder is a fixed-spool reel with an auto-switch freespool system for static bait fishing. The freespool lets a taking fish draw line without opening the main drag. All three models are suitable for carp fishing. The PZB-4000 also covers eel, pike, zander and trout, while the PZB-7000 also suits pike bait fishing.
The PZB-6000 and PZB-7000 have a rear lever to engage freespool and a front drag for fighting the fish once freespool is disengaged. Both are described for bottom fishing with fixed-lead or self-hooking rigs and freespool setups. The PZB-4000 is described for carp with bottom-fished boilies, eel with worms, and pike or zander with baitfish. The auto-switch system changes back from freespool for the fight.
Each reel has five ball bearings and one roller bearing. Quick Set infinite anti-reverse stops backward rotor movement, helping maintain contact when taking up line. The machined brass pinion gear transmits the handle's rotation, while the computer-balanced RESII rotor system supports even rotation. The PZB-6000 and PZB-7000 also feature CFR (Cyclonic Flow Rotor).
S-curve oscillation distributes line across the machine-cut aluminium spool, supporting orderly line lay for casting and line release. The Even Flow line roller guides line during retrieval. A round metal line clip lets you secure the line, and the heavy-duty solid aluminium bail wire forms the line pick-up assembly.
The corrosion-resistant graphite body, graphite sideplates and graphite rotor keep the construction centred on lightweight materials. The easily folding aluminium handle reduces its projection for transport, and its wooden knob provides the grip for winding. A graphite spare spool is included with every model, allowing a second line setup to be prepared without replacing the reel.
PZB-4000: 333 g, 10 kg maximum drag, 5.0:1 ratio and 79 cm retrieve per handle turn. Capacity is 260 m of 0.25 mm, 180 m of 0.30 mm or 130 m of 0.35 mm line. It is the lightest option, with the lowest capacity and drag rating, for the supplier-described carp, eel and predator bait-fishing uses. Trout use is also mentioned, without a specific trout setup.
PZB-6000: 493 g, 12 kg maximum drag, 4.5:1 ratio and 80 cm retrieve per turn. Capacity is 420 m of 0.25 mm, 300 m of 0.30 mm, 220 m of 0.35 mm or 170 m of 0.40 mm line. It offers more line capacity and a higher drag rating than the 4000 for carp bottom rigs, at the cost of greater reel weight.
PZB-7000: 523 g, 12 kg maximum drag, 4.5:1 ratio and 87 cm retrieve per turn. Capacity is 350 m of 0.30 mm, 255 m of 0.35 mm, 195 m of 0.40 mm, 150 m of 0.45 mm or 125 m of 0.50 mm line. Choose it when the extra capacity at a given diameter matters for your carp setup. Compared with the 6000, it weighs 30 g more and retrieves 7 cm more per turn, without increasing the maximum drag rating.
Match the reel to your rod, line and fishing method, and check the drag, handle, spool and line guide before use. Do not use a damaged reel. Clean it regularly, especially after contact with saltwater, and maintain it according to the manufacturer's instructions. Store it dry and keep it away from unsupervised children. The corrosion-resistant body alone does not establish suitability for regular sea fishing.
