I'll be fishing in 200 + feet of water, how much anchor line will it hold?
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This anchor winch has no limits. You can easily put 400 ft of chain or rope. Only problem is chain is better then rope but heavier as well. The teeth will tear up the rope and may get stuck. If you have a person to keep an eye on the guide for the rope you will be good. Plus it runs better wet then dry. I made that mistake and had to replace 200 ft of rope.
509362
The Power Winch will handle however much line and or chain that you run through it. The amount of line depends on how large your anchor locker is. I have a 23' Proline Sport, and the locker can only handle 300 feet comfortably. If I am anchoring, I will only fish in 200' max water, so as not to max out my line. Don't forget to make sure you have the chain braided onto your anchor line, and not just a SS link, or it will not pass through the teeth.
22401
My rod was 7ft. / you can use up to 30lb test with good results ,if you will be mostly fishing for bass in open water , I would suggest 14lb test . hope this helps you , God Bless
139514
i would save your $ and just buy 100lb fishing line. The OOK wire is difficult to use.
1616770
Hi Beverly,The anchor should hold very well as long as the bottom of the lake isn't too thick with weeds.I have a 29 ft powerboat and it holds it fine.
1137990
I do t thing there really is a maximum braid is so sensitive that you can feel every nibble I use mine with 40 50 and 65lb braid and i have fished from twenty feet to 150 feet I couldn't se depth being an issue as long as the reel you use has the line capacity
93946
It all depends on the size of your boat. We have a 21 ft open fisherman Seahunt.
2148635
The line is 80lb, nylon braided test line. We've not tested it on a fish yet, but the rig works great and is simple to install.
2202321
Just got this reel, the box says it's rated for 710 of 50lb. It's a big wide reel. I ordered a 1,000 yards of of 100 lb braid and it held most of it. I'd say it will hold 500 of 50 lb. mono easy.
954090
Since all the fish here in Utah are under 5lbs, hard to say. It is a lot more rugged than I really need. I get funny looks like I'm fishing for something much bigger than i'm going to catch. It's not like the super fat poles but it's not skinny either. Wish I could help you more.
2002960
200 yards of 10lb test line. This is not real large of a reel. It's good for bass, large catfish, stripers, drum, blues and spanish mackeral. It could also be used for surf fishing or pier fishing. If your catching fish from 5 to 12 lbs this is perfect size. But buy a better reel like the Penn Pursuit 4000.
416704
Won't hold 200' unless you made huge coils. I have 100' on one of mine and i make big coils to get it to fit. I can measure the space for hose tomorrow on mine if you want that info.
2182422
I have a 20lb anchor on 17 ft pontoon. I do not recall what manual recommends
648388
I have 3 of these reels I am real happy with them. I use them for bass and catfish the line I use is 20lb breaded line super good for25lb catfish. I had no problem. I say give it a try and see what happen for the price you can not beat it. GO FOR IT
1789244
I put about 50-60 feet on mine, I was down south 2 weekends ago and used it in a large pond and had plenty line, caught great red ear, reel did great.
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From what I've read, it really depends on what you're looking to do with it. A 2 foot drift anchor should be enough to barely slow down a boat that size against the wind, but it doesn't sound like it is the ideal size. I purchased this two-pack of 2 foot sea anchors for a 23' Robalo center console, hoping to keep my bow into the wind while drift fishing. This boat has a tendency to drift stern to the wind. Unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to try them out yet. I'm expecting them to work fairly well here in the northern Chesapeake and it's tributaries, but only getting them wet will tell. I'll comment back next time I'm out and the wind is blowing. From what I've read, it really depends on what you're looking to do with it. A 2 foot drift anchor should be enough to barely slow down a boat that size against the wind, but it doesn't sound like it is the ideal size. I purchased this two-pack of 2 foot sea anchors for a 23' Robalo center console, hoping to keep my bow into the wind while drift fishing. This boat has a tendency to drift stern to the wind. Unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to try them out yet. I'm expecting them to work fairly well here in the northern Chesapeake and it's tributaries, but only getting them wet will... » Read More From what I've read, it really depends on what you're looking to do with it. A 2 foot drift anchor should be enough to barely slow down a boat that size against the wind, but it doesn't sound like it is the ideal size. I purchased this two-pack of 2 foot sea anchors for a 23' Robalo center console, hoping to keep my bow into the wind while drift fishing. This boat has a tendency to drift stern to the wind. Unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to try them out yet. I'm expecting them to work fairly well here in the northern Chesapeake and it's tributaries, but only getting them wet will tell. I'll comment back next time I'm out and the wind is blowing. « Show Less
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My papers describe it as follows: 3.3 pound coated grapnel anchor, 25 ft of marine grade anchor line, stainless steel snap hook for quick hook-ups. Hope this helps. I use it for my float tube and it works very well.
1951071
It should hold 200lbs but I have kayak padels and other things in it. Shovel and so forth