Scuba Chris
Well-known member
Shimano's Catana 4K Reviewed (As I Had The 3K Originally)!
In this review i'll unbox & review the King of the Catanas, the 4000HGFE. Hard to beat the MSRP of the largest of the Catana family on price & performance. I started out last year with the C3000HGFE at $34.95. Mated nicely to my 8'6" Handing Spinning Rod. Then i got a notice from Shimano that the 4000HGFE will be the same price!?
STATS
Gear Ratio- 5.8:1
Max Drag- 19lbs
Bearings- 3+1
Weight- 11.3oz
Line Retrieve- 37in
Braid Capacity
15lb- 230yd
30lb- 180yd
50lb- 120yd
Mono Capacity
10lb- 200yd
12lb- 160yd
Currently there's the 1000, 2500, C3000, C3000HG, 4000 & 4000HG.
Features Shimano's G-Free Body & Propulsion Line Management System.
Stacked just enough to enjoy a day of fishing. It was designed to be an inexpensive workhorse!
In this review i'll unbox & review the King of the Catanas, the 4000HGFE. Hard to beat the MSRP of the largest of the Catana family on price & performance. I started out last year with the C3000HGFE at $34.95. Mated nicely to my 8'6" Handing Spinning Rod. Then i got a notice from Shimano that the 4000HGFE will be the same price!?
STATS
Gear Ratio- 5.8:1
Max Drag- 19lbs
Bearings- 3+1
Weight- 11.3oz
Line Retrieve- 37in
Braid Capacity
15lb- 230yd
30lb- 180yd
50lb- 120yd
Mono Capacity
10lb- 200yd
12lb- 160yd
Currently there's the 1000, 2500, C3000, C3000HG, 4000 & 4000HG.
Features Shimano's G-Free Body & Propulsion Line Management System.
Stacked just enough to enjoy a day of fishing. It was designed to be an inexpensive workhorse!
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