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Penn Conflict II Long Cast Spinning Reels

Penn Conflict II Long Cast Spinning Reels

by Penn
4 Reviews
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The Conflict II Long Cast reels are designed for the surf angler who wants long cast benefits in the ultimate light weight package, while retaining the durability Penn is known for.

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TD Code		DescriptionBearingsGear RatioMax DragMono Line CapacityWeightPrice
CFTII6000LC
PEN-1691		Conflict II 6000 Long Cast84.8:118lb365yd/12lb18.5oz$219.95 USD
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CFTII7000LC
PEN-1692		Conflict II 7000 Long Cast84.3:120lb480yd/12lb21.7oz$249.95 USD
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CFTII8000LC
PEN-1693		Conflict II 8000 Long Cast84.3:122lb525yd/15lb23.2oz$249.95 USD
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The PENN Conflict II Long Cast Spinning Reels are a development upon the success of the original Conflict II. As the market grows, there are two main criticisms that surf anglers have of long cast reels. The first is that most long cast reels are generally very heavy, and the second is that there are very few long cast reels that are built to withstand exposure to saltwater. That's why Penn has introduced three long cast models of their lightest spinning reel they've ever made, the Conflict II. The light weight of these reels combined with an extra long spool and slow oscillating rotor to lay line parallel to itself will greatly enhance your distance casting capabilities. The CNC Gear Technology along with the RR30 body and rotor make the Conflict II Long Cast one of the more durable and technically advanced surf reels with long cast capabilities.

Conflict II Long Cast Features:

  • Rigid Resin RR30 Techno-balanced rotor
  • CNC Gear Technology
  • HT-100 carbon fiber drag washers
  • 7+1 stainless steel ball bearing system
  • Leveline oscillation
  • Brass pinion gear on all models
  • Aluminum main gear on all models
  • Superline spool
  • Line capacity rings
4 Stars based on 4 reviews
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By Chris
Massachusetts
light, but not for big fish
February 21, 2022
this is a really interesting reel. super light weight, but i found that the stem of the foot flexed under load. i had a keeper size striper on and i was honestly worried that i was going to snap it. i couldnt believe how much it flexed.

it really does cast super far and the handle/knob is very comfortable. i really wanted to like this reel, especially since i am a penn fanboy. but i felt like i couldnt trust it, ended up selling it.

i really think it would be better for reef fishing or pompano type fish from the beach
Pros
  • light
  • long cast
Cons
  • flex in the stem
By Mikey
Oahu
Smooth
November 13, 2019
I purchased the 8000LC model and tested it out for 5 hours straight. Worked it hard. Made hundreds of casting. I was totally impressed with its performance. It gave me more casting distance and a faster retrieve. Graring powerful and strong. The size of the reel has a lighter frame which was another plus. For the price of this reel wont cost you an arm as other brands. Totally worth the $250. Will be purchasing more of this reel. Good job Penn!
Pros
  • Light
  • Strong gearing
  • Farther casting
  • Fast retrieve
Cons
  • Non yet
By Charles B.
Miami
Penn Reel
October 4, 2019
Awesome Reel. Powerful
By Jonathan
Southampton, NY
Lc5500
August 12, 2019
Awesome reel, I love it. I have put it through its paces so far this season on the east end of long island. From the ocean surf, back bay beaches, docks, jetties and bulk heads. Ive caught everything from stripers to porgeys. My casting distance has improved and line lay is perfect everytime, even when pencil popping. Only one wind knot so far and thats cause I over spooled it and havent had a problem since. The Drag is great, smooth and strong but no surprises there, its a penn drag. The reel itself is also very smooth. I feel like theres no fish out of distance when paired to either of my rockaway surf rods. I am very happy with my purchase and recommend to everyone.
Pros
  • Light, improved casting distance, line lay, smooth drag
Cons
  • None yet
6 Questions & 6 Answers
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Ron
from 06033 asked:
March 1, 2019
With 18lbs of drag on the 6500, would this stand up to stripers in the Cape Cod Canal?
1 Answer
You'll need a stronger reel just for the current, I would look at the ULTCI45500XTC  
Submitted by: Bernie De Graaf on March 6, 2019

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Liam
from New Jersey asked:
October 29, 2021
Is this reels bearing and drag system sealed?
1 Answer
Hi Liam, According to Penn, The Penn Conflict II Long Cast Spinning Reels are not considered fully sealed reels. The drag for these reels have a seal underneath the drag knob. However, the ball bearings are shielded not sealed. Please let us know what else we can assist you with. Tight Lines.
Submitted by: Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service on November 5, 2021

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Lawrence H Kraus
from NC asked:
April 1, 2021
What would be a good rod match for the CTF118000LC?  Any Brand. Fishing the Outer Banks.  I am considering this reel for Surf fishing. Probably will use 15lb to 20lb test mono. Could catch anything from puffers and Pompano to False Albacore and large sharks obviously but would primarily target Sea Mullet, Trout and  Red Drum.  The Red Drum can get big here.
1 Answer
This 12 ft Surf rod would pair well with your 8000 sized reel: Shimano SPMS120MH2 SpeedMaster Surf Spinning Rod.

We currently have these in stock. 

Submitted by: William Larkin on April 1, 2021

Ethem Biner
from Portsmouth Virginia asked:
November 11, 2020
I'm a left handed can I switch the handle other side?
1 Answer
Hello, thanks for being interested in our product. Yes, the real handle position is right/left.
Submitted by: Bass O on November 11, 2020

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Galen R.
from Southeastern CT asked:
February 27, 2019
In the photos of the reel, it looks like there is an anti-reverse on/off switch on the base of the reel below the stem, is that the case, or is that just an oddly angled photo? 
1 Answer
No there is no switch. 
Submitted by: Rebecca Redington on March 1, 2019

Robert Dinger
from grant Florida asked:
January 4, 2019
is this reel manual bail?
1 Answer
Yes, this reel is a manual bail.
Submitted by: Ricky on January 7, 2019

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