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Are Mitchell Fishing reels any good?

Are Mitchell Fishing reels any good?

The reel feels very solid in your hand but surprisingly it doesn’t feel heavy like many of the other spinning reels on the market. It’s hard to cut weight in a spinning reel but this reel has done a good job of that with the rotor, spool and even handle having sections carved out.

Where is the Mitchell 300 spinning reel?

in France
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Do they still make Mitchell Fishing reels?

Mitchell continues to sell the Mitchell 300 reel, as well as adding new, innovative products to its successful fishing lineup. Today, Mitchell is one of the proud brands of Pure Fishing, Inc.

Who makes Mitchell Fishing reels?

Since its introduction in the late 1940s, nearly 30 million Mitchell 300s had been sold worldwide. In 2000 Mitchell was purchased by Pure Fishing as part of the JWA fishing products acquisition. Mitchell is now part of a leading family of famous fishing tackle brands like Berkley, Abu Garcia and Fenwick.

How do you date a Mitchell 300 reel?

Working from the end of the serial number, the last two digits represent the month of production. You should never find a reel with an, “08” as month of issue. The reason is Mitchell closed the factory for one month every August for Holiday. The first two digits are used to indicate day of manufacture.

What size is a Mitchell 300 reel?

Compare model Specs

Model Number 300 308
SKU 1294206 1294207
recovery rate 29″ | 74cm 27″ | 69cm
reel handle position Right/Left Right/Left
reel size 4000 2000

What year was the Mitchell 300 made?

(11/20/2001 – ) The world’s first spinning reel was invented in 1948 by Maurice Jacquenim, a young engineer from the Avre Valley in France. It was named the Mitchell 300. Jacquenim had begun working on a tool to be used for fishing in 1946, at the request of his brother.

What size reel is a Mitchell 300?

How much line does a Mitchell 300 reel hold?

The line capacity of the 300 Pro is 180 yards of 12-pound monofilament or 210 yards of 14-pound braid.