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| Name | Tubertini Sirio Pro 3000 - Spinnrolle |
| EAN | 4250203370233 |
| MPN | 85867 |
| Brand | Tubertini |
| Reel Size | 3000 |
| Reel Type | Spinning |
| Gear Ratio | 5.0:1 |
| Reel Weight | 290g |
| Max Drag | 5kg |
| Bearing Count | 5 |
The Sirio Pro 3000 is a midsize spinning reel, ideal for light to moderate freshwater fishing. The 3000 designation indicates moderate line capacity and casting distance.
The Sirio Pro features a maximum drag of 5kg, suitable for light baits, small lures, and targeting smaller to medium freshwater species like perch, small carp, and bream.
The 5.0:1 gear ratio delivers a moderate retrieve speed of approximately 70cm per turn, balancing line control with adequate retrieve pace for spinning techniques.
It holds 110m of 0.33mm line, making it excellent for light spinning applications. This capacity suits small to medium baits and ensures good casting distance on calm days.
Yes, with five ball bearings (4+1 configuration), the Sirio Pro provides smooth, quiet operation and reliable performance across extended fishing sessions.
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The Tubertini Sirio Pro is a midsize spinning reel designed for light fishing on both predators and coarse fish. Its smooth drag system and precise line lay make it reliable for varied freshwater applications.
The 290g weight and compact design reduce fatigue on extended sessions. A 5.0:1 gear ratio delivers moderate retrieve speed, while the 5kg drag handles small to medium species. Line capacity of 110m (0.33mm) suits light baits and small lures.
Five ball bearings (4+1 configuration) provide smooth, quiet operation. The fine-adjustable drag system allows precise control for light-tippet fishing and targeting cautious fish. Black and gold finish offers classic durability.
Light spinning techniques, small streams and ponds, freshwater predators (perch, pike), and coarse fish (carp, bream) in European waters.
