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Controlled line retrieval for predator lure fishing
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| Name | SCORPIO SP3000-A |
| EAN | 4718947067272 |
| MPN | SP3000-A |
| Brand | Okuma |
| Reel Size | 3000 |
| Spool Material | Aluminium |
| Anti-Reverse Feature | Instant anti-reverse |
| Reel Type | Spinning Reel |
| Gear Ratio | 5.0:1 |
| Reel Weight | 235g |
| Max Drag | 7kg |
| Retrieve per turn | 66cm |
| Handle Type | TPE Knob |
| Bearing Count | 4+1 |
| Line Capacity | 0.20 mm/310 m, 0.25 mm/200 m, 0.30 mm/135 m |
| Body, sideplate and rotor material | Graphite |
| Spare spool material | Graphite |
| Rotor system | CFR (Cyclonic Flow Rotor) |
| Pinion material | Brass |
The SP3000-A is lightest at 235 g and is supplier-listed for perch, pike and zander lure fishing. It retrieves 66 cm per turn with 7 kg maximum drag. Choose a larger model if its greater line capacity matters more than low weight.
Both have 8 kg maximum drag, a 5.0:1 ratio and 76 cm retrieve per turn. The SP5000-A holds 240 m of 0.30 mm line rather than 185 m and weighs 288 g rather than 302 g. Choose by the capacity needed for your line diameter, not by assuming the larger model is heavier.
The SP6000-A offers 15 kg maximum drag and 315 m capacity at 0.30 mm, compared with 8 kg and 240 m for the SP5000-A. Its 79 cm retrieve comes from a 4.5:1 ratio. At 432 g it adds 144 g, so weigh the extra line reserve and drag against the increased reel weight.
Yes, the supplier lists a graphite spare spool alongside the aluminium main spool for every model. This allows a second line setup to be prepared without buying a separate spool. No separate capacity is specified for the spare spool.
Yes, the supplier confirms braid and monofilament compatibility for these two models. Use a short monofilament backing with braid to prevent it slipping on the aluminium spool. The SP5000-A offers greater capacity at comparable diameters, so compare the stated capacities when choosing your line setup.
No. The body is corrosion-resistant graphite, but the supplier still requires regular cleaning, particularly after saltwater exposure, and manufacturer-directed lubrication. Clean with a soft cloth and store dry rather than treating corrosion resistance as protection from all water exposure.
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The Okuma Scorpio spinning reel family combines a multi-disc drag with Japanese oiled felt washers and Quick-Set infinite anti-reverse for controlled line release and no unwanted backward handle rotation. Supplier guidance identifies the SP3000-A and SP4000-A for perch, pike and zander lure fishing, and the SP5000-A for pike and zander in freshwater, including softbait jigging and fishing with wobblers.
Precision elliptical gearing and oscillation support even line lay on the machined, two-tone aluminium spool. A smooth spool neck and Even Flow line roller form part of the line-handling system. Four ball bearings and one roller bearing support the reel's running mechanism. The machine-cut brass pinion transmits the drive, while the computer-balanced rotor system supports steady retrieval. All models have a Cyclonic Flow Rotor (CFR) and Quick-Set anti-reverse. The handle has a TPE knob, with a T-shaped grip specified from size 4000 upwards for a broader handhold.
The supplier confirms monofilament use for the SP3000-A and both monofilament and braid compatibility for the SP4000-A and SP5000-A. With braid on the latter two models, use a short monofilament backing to prevent line slipping on the spool. For the SP4000-A, supplier guidance identifies medium to heavy spinning rods, typically with a 15–60 g casting range. Its anti-reverse can be switched on or off.
The corrosion-resistant graphite body, sideplates and rotor are paired with an aluminium main spool. A graphite spare spool allows a second line setup to be prepared. The family has a metallic black and purple finish and a gunsmoke-anodised bail.
SP3000-A is the lightest at 235 g, with 7 kg maximum drag, a 5.0:1 ratio and 66 cm retrieve per turn. Its capacities are 310 m of 0.20 mm, 200 m of 0.25 mm or 135 m of 0.30 mm line.
SP4000-A weighs 302 g, with 8 kg maximum drag, a 5.0:1 ratio and 76 cm retrieve. It holds 280 m of 0.25 mm, 185 m of 0.30 mm or 130 m of 0.35 mm line, offering more capacity than the SP3000-A at comparable diameters, with extra weight.
SP5000-A weighs 288 g, with the same 8 kg maximum drag, 5.0:1 ratio and 76 cm retrieve as the SP4000-A. It holds 240 m of 0.30 mm, 170 m of 0.35 mm or 125 m of 0.40 mm line. Choose it when greater capacity for thicker line matters, it is also 14 g lighter than the SP4000-A.
SP6000-A has the greatest capacity and maximum drag, at 15 kg, but is the heaviest at 432 g. Its 4.5:1 ratio produces 79 cm retrieve per turn. It holds 315 m of 0.30 mm, 220 m of 0.35 mm or 165 m of 0.40 mm line. Compared with the SP5000-A, the increased line reserve and drag come with 144 g more weight. These capacities are alternatives for each line diameter, not combined totals.
Check the drag, handle, spool and line guide before use, and secure the reel firmly to a compatible rod. Clean regularly with a soft cloth, particularly after saltwater exposure, and follow the manufacturer's lubrication and servicing instructions. Corrosion resistance does not remove the need for cleaning. Store dry, do not use damaged equipment, and keep moving parts clear of fingers, hair and clothing. Children should use the reel only under adult supervision.
