Guru N-Gauge Specimen

The Guru N-Gauge Specimen Reel represents a versatile series of reels meticulously designed to cater to a wide spectrum of fishing methods and venues. These reels are engineered with a focus on performance, featuring a lightweight graphite main body, precision-engineered aluminium spools, and handles.
To ensure smooth and reliable operation, each of these reels boasts a 5 1 carbon ball bearing system. This high-quality bearing setup contributes to an overall seamless angling experience, allowing you to focus on the task at hand without any operational hindrances.
One of the standout features of the Guru N-Gauge Specimen Reel is its baitrunner style free spool system. This innovative system empowers you with the ability to finely tune and adjust the resistance, giving you the precise level of control you need. It’s a feature that’s particularly handy when you’re in the midst of challenging angling situations.
The range of Guru N-Gauge Specimen Reels offers three distinct models, each tailored to meet specific angling needs. The available options include the N-Gauge Specimen 4000, 5000, and 6000, all sharing a matching gear ratio of 4.6:1. These reels provide the flexibility to choose the model that best suits your preferred style of angling.
Specifications for the Guru N-Gauge Specimen Reels:
N-Gauge Specimen 4000
Weight: 435g
Spool Diameter: 52mm
Gear Ratio: 4.6:1
Max Drag: 7kg
Retrieve/Crank: 79cm
Handle Length: 68mm
N-Gauge Specimen 5000
Weight: 440g
Spool Diameter: 55mm
Gear Ratio: 4.6:1
Max Drag: 7kg
Retrieve/Crank: 79cm
Handle Length: 68mm
N-Gauge Specimen 6000
Weight: 465g
Spool Diameter: 61mm
Gear Ratio: 4.6:1
Max Drag: 7kg
Retrieve/Crank: 79cm
Handle Length: 68mm
The Guru N-Gauge Specimen Reels are a testament to quality and innovation, representing a valuable addition to any angler’s toolkit. With their versatile features and specific models designed to cater to varying needs, these reels offer a reliable solution for anglers seeking performance, control, and a seamless angling experience across different methods and fishing locations.