Reel Carp Hunter Feeder Runner 6000

Lightweight construction and the advantages of the shallow spool make the CARP HUNTER FEEDER RUNNER 6000 reel truly attractive.

This precise, multi-disc, front-drag baitrunner reel can be an ideal choice for feeder anglers.

The built-in 2 bearings provide smooth operation for the reel.
Thanks to its ultra-light material, we don't get tired even during longer fishing sessions.

During our fishing, we can make good use of the built-in baitrunner system in the reel.

Thanks to the shallow spool, there's no need to unnecessarily spool hundreds of meters of line; 100-150 meters of the appropriate thickness is enough.

We recommend it not only to those who are new to the method, but also to those who want a more reliable reel at an affordable price.

The reel's drive is housed in a graphite body. Thanks to its reliability, durability, and lightweight construction that aids comfortable use, the graphite body is a preferred material for reel manufacturers.A shallow graphite spool, similar to match reels, is fitted to the reel, which ensures economical line usage. Due to its slightly conical design, the line runs off it more easily during casting than from traditional spool profiles.The non-stick rear drag located in the reel ensures smooth and effective use throughout the entire fish-fighting process. Thanks to the finely adjustable drag, we can adapt to the behavior of the hooked fish moment by moment. It is advisable to check the drag strength before starting to fish and, if necessary, adjust it to the strength of the tackle used.By engaging the baitrunner located at the back of the reel, the fish can pull line from the spool. This plays an important role especially at night and when predator fishing. While in the latter case it facilitates the biting process, during night fishing it prevents the fish from taking our rod with it. The stiffness of the baitrunner can be adjusted with the screw at the back of the reel. It is important to always use the main drag on the spool when fighting a fish! The baitrunner is not suitable for fighting fish; excessive loading can cause damage to the reel. Before striking, the baitrunner should be disengaged, otherwise a large amount of line can run off the reel, which can lead to unwanted tangles. Baitrunner reels are becoming increasingly popular among anglers. Today, classic bottom and feeder anglers also readily use this universal reel type.