Revealing the Truth About The PENN Fathom 200 Baitcasting Reel

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In this video, I'm inspecting the Penn Fathom 200 Low Profile Bait Casting Reel after one year of intense fishing! In this video, I open up my Penn Fathom 200 to see how it has held up. Watch for an in-depth look at its internal components and my honest review of its performance.
After a year of frequent fishing trips, it's time to see how well the Penn Fathom 200 Low Profile Bait Casting Reel has endured the wear and tear. Join me as I disassemble the reel, inspect its parts, and provide a detailed review of its durability and performance. Whether you're considering buying this reel or just curious about its longevity, this video will give you valuable insights.
Key Points:
-Opening and inspecting the Penn Fathom 200 reel
-Detailed look at internal components
-One-year performance review
Watch my full review of the Penn Fathom 200 & 300 here: • PENN Fathom 200 & 300 ...
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12 сен 2024

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@DudefishhTV 2 месяца назад

Watch my FULL review of the Penn Fathom 200 & 300 here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EyXWW7umaEo.html

@gurumeditation8911 Месяц назад

Penn reels are for life. I have an old International 975 Baitcaster for more years than I can even remember. It's still in 100% perfect condition, inside out.

@DudefishhTV Месяц назад

That’s amazing!

@markg1216 2 месяца назад

Penn makes quality products. I love my Battle III…. NICE vid brother!

@DudefishhTV 2 месяца назад

Thanks Mark! Hope you’re well man, long time no see!

@thagreenbasterd 27 дней назад

Only thing I’d do is re pack some grease in the worm gear, along the main gears teeth and pinion gear then wipe it down and work it all in

@DudefishhTV 26 дней назад

Nice, thanks for the tip!

@OutofluckpikerMJK 20 дней назад

I use oil in the worm gear, think it attracts dust a bit less, but either way is good. Grease go on the slow parts of the reel and oil on the highspeed parts ie bearings around the spool axle. If you are maintaining your reels often it is possible to gain some casting distance by cleaning the bearings out and then oil them, BUT that needs to be maintained relatively often or you'll end up with bad bearings so DON'T do it unless you are committed to the maintain it requires. I do it on all my reels but I also maintain them extremely well, use them really hard but also give them the care needed for such use.

@OutofluckpikerMJK 20 дней назад

The good thing is that you can now crack every baitcaster open. They are all the same just different colors and maybe some small differences inside, but more or less, they are all the same. Shimano, Daiwa or ABU, have owned and serviced them all by myself. Not a hard thing to do or learn if you have masiv mechanical skills. Just follow the microfiche and line the oarts up in the way you take it off. If your reel is both aluminum and carbon, be careful with which way the outer screws are placed, fine threads go into aluminium and rough threads into carbon/plastic. Buy yourself some rocket oil company red label and cals drag and reel grease/penn reel grease and you are good to go.

@DudefishhTV 20 дней назад

Thank ya brother!