Ladies let's Go Fishing: Penn Fierce III with Live Liner at iCAST

[@Perch_Master_Nick]

My Fierce 3 reel is paired with my Penn battle rod and i bought the Fierce 3 reel and rod combo as well. I use them every weekend for Bottom fishing.

[@bondosaucy9675]

Got my fierce 3 6000 paired up with a penn battalion 9ft rod thing kills

[@eves08109]

Is that spool design on the Fierce 3 the same as the Battle 2 or Fierce 2?...I'm curious because of the line lay.

[@ccol009]

I like how the PENN Fierce II and the PENN Battle II’s looked better! But to be honest, I would get this PENN Fierce III Reel still. They upgraded the performance; I would get this reel if I didn’t already have my PENN Fierce II’s... AND MY EYES SET ON THAT PENN SLAMMER III! (I am purchasing a couple of the PENN Slammer III’s soon and pairing them up with a PENN Carnage II Surf Rod and a Shimano Terez Spinning Rod). I like all the mini hole design in the PENN Fierce and Battle 2’s. I am Glad I have 2 PENN Fierce II’s! I got my 1st PENN Rod & Reel Combo in the 10 ft paired with the PENN Fierce II 8000 size reel. I spooled 300 yards of 80lb Spider Wire braid on that reel ALL OF IT FIT PERFECTLY! (I paid $109 for that one at Cabela’s. The line was I think $30. $140 total is a Good price for the performance) And then I got a smaller PENN Fierce II Rod & Reel Combo. It’s the 7 ft rod paired with a 3000 - 4000 (I forgot exactly and it’s in the trunk in the car and I don’t feel like getting it) size reel and I have about or over 125 yards of 30lb Spider Wire spooled on that setup. That smaller PENN Fierce II cost me about $90 I think at Cabela’s. I forgot how much the line costs. I got the Big PENN setup that I use for the Big Fish, and the smaller setup for that finesse work / smaller fish! I love them both and the Red & Black 🔴⚫️🔴⚫️🔴⚫️🔴 color on both of them looks REAL COOL! I have gotten a few compliments on how nice my 2 Fishing rods look from our other fellow anglers / fishermen. And THEY PERFORM JUST AS GOOD AS THEY LOOK! PENN is such a Great Company! PENN & SHIMANO are MY 2 favorite companies I go to for my saltwater fishing needs!

[@Ladies-Lets-Go-Fishing]

Agreed!

[@ccol009]

Yeah… I just purchased a PENN Fierce III 5000 for $89.00 at Walmart and I paired it up with a 8 foot 2 piece collapsable Berkley Big Game Power Series Spinning Rod ($20 - $25 dollars at Walmart) and I went to Cabela’s next day and purchased 300 yards of 30lb Suffix 832 Advanced Superline AND I FUCKING LOVE THIS SETUP! It’s my jack of all trades setup; this and my Ugly Stik GX2 7 foot spinning rod combo I purchased at Cabela’s ($49.99). Spooled that one up with 300 yards of 20lb Suffix 832 Advanced Superline. I wanna put a PENN Fierce III 5000 or a PENN BATTLE III 4000 HS (High Speed) reel on it. Just gotta figure out what the heck I wanna do. The Shakespear reel it came with is… a very good cheap reel. I like it.

[@niedzwiedzx1740]

Hello, will it work for carp and grass carp fishing. greetings

[@dbalrjj5686]

hrmm..im debating this reel or the thunnus 6000..

[@tunanorth]

This reel is substantially lower in price than the Thunnus series. A more comparable series to the Thunnus from PENN's lineup would be the Slammer III series.

[@2wheelarnie]

I got one, I messed around and went peacock fishing with it, that reel can hold a 5 pound fish in the air like it’s nothing

[@FT86TT]

2:04 Oops, drag was set loose

[@Ladies-Lets-Go-Fishing]

The drag is loose intentionally when the Live Liner is set, then drag is in the pre set drag when the reel is engaged.

[@Ladies-Lets-Go-Fishing]

The drag has to be looser when Live Liner is set, then drag is in the pre set drag when the reel is engaged. It's for live or dead bait.

[@tunanorth]

@@Ladies-Lets-Go-Fishing Exactly! Thanks Betty, you are correct.

[@Ladies-Lets-Go-Fishing]

@@tunanorth YAY thanks!

[@TheDaddystressed]

Where can I get the 8500 for $115?

[@Inah2.10]

Is OK for saltwater fishing?

[@Ladies-Lets-Go-Fishing]

Sure it is! I use it all the time!

[@cryzendoronio499]

Can the 6000 fierce handle a tuna

[@Ladies-Lets-Go-Fishing]

Sure depends on how heavy a regular tuna fine but for a hundred pound tuna you may need conventional reel

[@cryzendoronio499]

@@Ladies-Lets-Go-Fishing you think it will handle a 60lb bluefin tuna?

[@Ladies-Lets-Go-Fishing]

@@cryzendoronio499 I would ask Penn or ask at a tackle shop.

[@Yelladog78]

Those are interesting but have horrible reviews on basspro for breaking

[@Ladies-Lets-Go-Fishing]

I never broke one they work great!

[@Yelladog78]

@@Ladies-Lets-Go-Fishing happy for you

[@williamwallace1720]

Get the spin fisher this one is not sealed it’s garbage

[@Ladies-Lets-Go-Fishing]

Yes the spinfisher costs more but is top quality I use the Fierce III all the time with no problems