Name: Rob Allen Vecta Gun Reel 60m
Brand: Rob Allen
Price: 129.0000 AUD
Availability: InStock

Fits on every Rob Allen speargun model, simple 2min installation or removal. Can be retro fit to many other brand spearguns using the included mounting plate and screws.

Rob Allen Vecta Gun Reel has a 60m capacity x 1.6mm compact dyneema
Copacity reduces with different diamter cords:
50-60m with 1.8mm dyneema (recommend 50m max)
40-45m with 2.0mm dyneema or spectra (recommend 40m)

Reel construction specs:

•Constructed from 30% glass filled Nylon with Graphite filled acetyl bushes.
•Stainless steel thread on the drag nut.
•Stainless and carbon fibre wear surface around the line lead ensures that your line is able to run smoothly and will never wear into the reels line guide.
•Dovetail bracket ensures easy removal
•Also available in slim size (35m copacity)

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is it better or cheaper to get a float and float line instead of a reel

Hi mate, Yes a float and float line is much cheaper. With a float and rope setup you can also store your fish on it, with a reel you have to store the fish on your body or on your shooting line, a much riskier option. A float also enables you to leave your gun anywhere and not lose sight of it if, for example you are looking for Crays. A float also tells boats and other divers where you are because a orange float is much easier to spot than a snorkel. A reel will cost between $90 and $130 and then for line it is around $1.50 to $2.00 per meter. Around 30-50 meters of line is used, depending on the size of the reel. Hopefully this helps answer your question, Regards, Extreme Spearfishing

Hey Ash do you recon it's worth getting this reel for my Scorpia double for Kingies or get the boy and float line?

Hi mate, Reel is ideal for hunting around the wharfs in pitty. And it does work well for hunting Kingfish (ie: you don't lose your speargun). But keep in mind the rope and float offers extra bonus: 1. your mates can see you because of the float 2. you don't lose your speargun if you accidently drop it 3. you can keep your fish on your float. But obviously the rope and float is more annoying to drag around compared to just having a reel. You have to way up the bonuses of each option (Reel Vs Rope+Float), and make the decision for yourself. For me I use the rope and float mostly. But I also have a reel gun for some occasions. If I could only have one system, I would chose the rope and float but it is annoying at times. Still worth. Cheers mate. Ash 02 9907 4911

Local Conditions Report - 12/12

by extreme on 12 Dec 2017

Once again NE winds continue to blow with long stretch of dirty vis lately, however strong spikes of southerly winds are forecasted to come through on Friday and Saturday night. With the diveable vis on the weekend, several kingfish from the 10-13kg mark were being caught all over sydney with some weighed in at the shop. Grab a buddy and go dive at your favourite hoodlum spot! Summer sales are on now and come on in store to grab your gear for fingers crossed what looks like a very promising summer ahead!

Local Spear Conditions - Tuesday 24th Feb 2015

by laurence on 24 Feb 2015

Finally, after weeks and weeks of swell, bad vis and wind, there looks to finally be a reprieve. Swell is dropping all the way through till Saturday, coupled with South winds to push in the clear water for most of the remainder of the week, this looks weekend looks like it could be good for diving finally. The swell is forecast at 0.8 metres for Saturday with very very light winds. Sunday however is a tad bigger at 1.0 metre but with medium strength Southerly winds. Try jumping in at a protected spot if the wind bothers you, such as The Bower (back of Shelley Beach away from the Marine Park), Dee Why, Warriewood, South Whale Beach and South Palm Beach. We are hoping that this forecast will stay true and everyone finally gets in and re-stocks the freezers! Fingers crossed! Forecast courtesy of www.seabreeze.com.au

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Local Conditions Report - 12/12

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Local Spear Conditions - Tuesday 24th Feb 2015