TICA - STUNNA 2000/2500/3000/4000 ALUMINIUM BODY SPINNING REEL (GN SERIES)

TICA - STUNNA 2000/2500/3000/4000 ALUMINIUM BODY SPINNING REEL (GN SERIES)

Tica Stunna GN Series is a aluminium body. This series is built for practical spinning setups where clean line pickup, controlled casting and a balanced rod-and-reel combination matter. Choose the exact live model by its size, retrieve ratio and intended line system; models within one family can suit very different tackle classes. The live range contains 5 configurations, and each selection should be checked against its displayed model label and SKU before ordering.

Key Features

• The live selector lists 5 configurations.
• Available model labels: 2000 / 4.6:1 / 4+1, 2500 / 4.6:1 / 6+1, 2500 / 4.6:1 / 4+1, 3000 / 4.6:1 / 4+1, 4000 / 4.6:1 / 4+1.
• Live retrieve ratio: 4.6:1.
• Aluminium body construction is stated in the live product title.
• Bearing count is omitted because it is not stated in the current live title or selector.
• 5 distinct SKUs identify the available configurations.

How To Use It

• Cast-and-retrieve — Fill the spool evenly and stop below the lip. Close the bail by hand, remove slack and vary retrieve speed for plugs, spoons, soft plastics or small jigs.
• Bottom contact — Work the lure with the rod and use the reel to recover controlled slack. Do not use the reel as a winch when the rig is snagged or the rod is heavily loaded.
• Bait and float rigs — Keep swivels and knots outside the line roller, use only the sinker weight allowed by the rod and leave the drag able to release line on a strong run.
• Care — Wipe the reel after freshwater use. After salt or brackish exposure, mist gently with fresh water, dry completely and store with the drag relaxed; never immerse the reel or use high-pressure water.

Specifications

Only information present in the live Shopify title or variant selector is treated as a sellable specification. Select the exact model, colour and retrieve configuration before adding to cart.

Recommended Pairing

• Pair smaller models with light or medium-light rods and larger models with medium or medium-heavy rods, always staying inside the printed lure and line ratings.
• Choose mono, fluorocarbon or PE main line to suit the spool and technique, then add a leader appropriate to abrasion, water clarity and terminal tackle.
• Set drag from the weakest line, leader, knot and hook in the complete system rather than from reel size or bearing count alone.

Before fishing, confirm that the reel seats securely, the spool is filled evenly and the drag operates smoothly. The practical system limit is set by the weakest line, leader, knot, hook or terminal component, not by reel size or bearing count alone.