Preston Innovations Magnitude Match Reel - 520

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The Preston Innovations Magnitude Match Reel is designed for dedicated match and pleasure anglers who require a versatile tool capable of handling both mono and braided lines across various venues. Its primary strength lies in its combination of a compact, durable body with a high-performance, super slow oscillation system that ensures superior line lay and retrieval power. While it is engineered for heavy use, users should be aware that the 5.0:1 gear ratio is tuned for general utility rather than extreme high-speed recovery, making it best suited for balanced feeder and float work.
| Model Part Number | 520 |
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| Brand | Preston Innovations |
Yes, the Magnitude Match Reel is specifically engineered to handle both monofilament and braided lines efficiently due to its slow oscillation system.
Yes, each reel includes an additional aluminium spare spool in the box.
The gear ratio is 5.0:1, providing a balance between torque and retrieval speed.
The spool is equipped with two separate line clips, allowing you to secure your line at two distinct distances simultaneously.
While designed for match fishing, its robust CNC aluminium body and strong gearing can handle large carp effectively, provided the rod and line are matched appropriately.
Ensure the bail arm roller is spinning freely and check that your line has not been wound onto the spool against the direction of the roller.
Clean the drag washers with a dry cloth to remove old grease and grit; apply a very light coating of drag-specific lubricant if necessary.
Check for debris caught behind the spool or under the rotor; if clear, ensure the reel is not over-tightened or damaged from a drop.
To ensure peak performance, spool your line under light tension to allow the slow oscillation to work effectively. The reel is compatible with a wide array of match rods, balancing best with 10ft to 12ft feeder or float rods.
Care instructions include keeping the reel free from grit and debris, especially after fishing on sandy or muddy banks. Periodically wipe the bail arm roller with a soft, dry cloth to prevent line wear. Avoid submerging the reel in water, as this can force debris into the internal gear assembly. If the retrieve becomes stiff over time, have a qualified technician apply high-grade reel grease to the main drive gear.