Shakespeare Salt Multiplier 20 3.8:1 500g Multiplier RH

SKU: 1545359, EAN: 0043388476753

MPN: 1545359

Brand: Shakespeare

Reel Type: Multiplier

Gear Ratio: 3.8:1

Reel Weight: 500g

Max Drag: 0.25kg

Reel Size: 20

Retrieve per turn: 58cm

Bearing Count: 1

Hand Retrieve: Right

Levelwind: true

Line Capacity: 548/0.36

The Shakespeare Salt Multiplier 20 RH is a ready-to-fish saltwater multiplier reel with a graphite body, pre-loaded mono spool, level wind system, and right-hand retrieve — designed for straightforward, reliable performance when targeting sea species from a boat.

Shakespeare Salt Multiplier 20 — Ready-to-Fish Saltwater Control

The Shakespeare Salt Multiplier 20 is a lightweight, pre-spooled multiplier reel built for saltwater anglers who want reliable performance without complexity. With a graphite body, level wind system, and mono already loaded, it lets you focus on the fish rather than your gear.

Even Line Lay, Every Time

The integrated level wind system distributes line evenly across the spool on every retrieve, reducing tangles and giving you consistent control during the fight. Whether you're working a heavy bottom rig or lifting a stubborn cod off the seabed, the line stays managed and predictable.

Lightweight Graphite Build for Long Sessions

Both the body and spool are made from graphite, keeping the reel at 500 g while maintaining durability against the corrosive demands of saltwater use. The star drag system with felt drag material provides smooth, adjustable resistance, and the 1+1 bearing setup delivers a steady, composed retrieve even under load.

Choose the Right Variant

The Salt Multiplier 20 is available in two handle configurations to match your casting and retrieve preference:

Shakespeare Salt Multiplier 20 RH — right-hand retrieve; suits anglers who hold the rod in their left hand after casting; ideal for boat fishing, bottom rigs, pirk fishing; target species include cod, coalfish, halibut, wolffish, ling, tusk, redfish, and squid
Shakespeare Salt Multiplier 20 LH — left-hand retrieve; suits anglers who hold the rod in their right hand after casting; same species and techniques apply