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| Name | Tubertini 3000 Rolle Swift - Angelrolle |
| EAN | 8053831426442 |
| MPN | 69408 |
| Brand | Tubertini |
| Reel Size | 3000 |
| Spool Material | Aluminum |
| Reel Type | Spinning Reel, Feeder Reel |
| Gear Ratio | 5.1:1 |
| Reel Weight | 300g |
| Max Drag | 6kg |
| Bearing Count | 5+1 |
| Line Capacity | 0.285 mm / 200 m |
The Swift is suitable for spinning for perch, zander and pike, trout fishing with sbirolinos, feeder fishing and static coarse fishing. It is a size 3000 fixed-spool reel, so you can consider it for these different methods rather than only for lure fishing.
The aluminium spool holds 200 m of 0.285 mm line. This is the supplied capacity reference for choosing your line, and the stated length does not apply unchanged to a different diameter.
The reel has a maximum drag rating of 6 kg. This is its braking capacity, not a fish-weight limit, so use it to assess your setup's drag requirements rather than as a guide to the largest fish you can catch.
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The Tubertini Swift is a size 3000 fixed-spool reel for anglers who switch between lure fishing and fishing with bait. Its broad range of supported uses includes spinning for perch, zander and pike, trout fishing with sbirolinos, and feeder fishing. The aluminium spool and 5+1 bearings form part of this all-round setup.
The Swift suits both active spinning and static bait fishing, including coarse fishing. For trout, the supplier specifically lists sbirolino fishing, while feeder fishing offers another use beyond predator lures. This makes the same reel an option across these different methods.
The aluminium spool holds 200 m of 0.285 mm line. Use this diameter-and-length pairing as the reference when choosing line, rather than assuming the same capacity at other diameters. The size 3000 reel weighs 300 g, a useful figure when considering the weight of your rod-and-reel setup.
The 5.1:1 gear ratio means the rotor turns 5.1 times per handle turn. The bearing arrangement is specified as 5+1. Maximum drag is 6 kg, which describes the reel's braking capacity, not a maximum fish weight.
