Fin-Nor

Fin-Nor
When a name has been around as long as Fin-Nor it becomes more than a brand of fishing tackle. It becomes part of the fabric of a glorious sport. 381 World Records have been set with Fin-Nor reels including Alfred Glassell's 1560lb Black Marlin caught in 1953 while filming Hemmingway's Old Man and the Sea (a record that still stands today). It is only fitting that the first true mega spinner designed to handle large offshore gamefish bear the name of this legendary company. Features include aluminum rotor and side plate, machined ss drive gear, pinion gear and center shaft, oversized multi-stack offshore drag system, and 4.4:1 gear ratio.

Fin-Nor Offshore Spinning Reel
When a name has been around as long as Fin-Nor it becomes more than a brand of fishing tackle. It becomes part of the fabric of a glorious sport. 381 World Records have been set with Fin-Nor reels including Alfred Glassell's 1560lb Black Marlin caught in 1953 while filming Hemmingway's Old Man and the Sea ( a record that still stands today). It is only fitting that the first true mega spinner designed to handle large offshore gamefish bear the name of this legendary company. Features include aluminum rotor and side plate, machined ss drive gear, pinion gear and center shaft, oversized multi-stack offshore drag system, and 4.4:1 gear ratio.

Fin-Nor Megalite Reels
The new Megalite reel features the new thin-line machined body, machined handle and forged aluminum spool. These features coupled with the new Megalock magnetic continuous anti-reverse make these reels the perfect choice for any flats or backcountry fishing challenge. Combine all this with Megalites' smooth replaceable cork, 6 ball bearings and ceramic drag system and you have everything you will ever need in a lightweight saltwater spinning reel.