Mitchell Tanager Camo II Quiver Combo
Mitchell Tanager Camo II Quiver Combo is a spinning fishing kit from the Tanager Camo II series. It belongs to the family of ready-to-use combos, designed for those looking for a complete solution to get started or to head out fishing in a simple and direct way. The rod features a fiberglass blank, TS stainless steel guides and a graphite spool.
What it is for
This combo is made for spinning fishing and combines rod and reel in a single set. It reduces the steps involved in choosing components and makes it easier to get started, especially for occasional anglers or those new to the sport. The reel comes already spooled with monofilament, so the kit is ready to use as soon as it is assembled. The series is designed for practical use in fresh or salt water, when you need an essential, coordinated and easy-to-handle setup in the field.
Features
- Rod with fiberglass blank, suitable for simple and direct use.
- Stainless Steel TS guides for a functional line setup.
- Spinning reel with 1+1 bearings and front drag.
- Graphite spool and monofilament line already mounted.
- Series available in multiple variants of size, casting power and reel size.
On Pescaloccasione, this family sits among spinning combos for those looking for a complete set, with variants designed to choose length, power and transport size based on intended use.
Models and technical specifications
| Model | Code | Size | Length | Casting power | Gear ratio | Sections | Packed size | Bearings | Drag |
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| 1561453 | 1561453 | 3000 | 9ft / 2.70m | 10 - 50 g | 5.5:1 | 2 | 1.40 m | 1 | FD |
Frequently asked questions
| Who is the Mitchell Tanager Camo II Quiver Combo aimed at? | It is aimed at beginner anglers and those who fish only occasionally. The manufacturer’s sheet describes it as an ideal combo for simple and immediate use. |
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| What makes this kit ready to use? | The spinning reel is already spooled with monofilament and the combo combines rod and reel in a single set. This simplifies preparation before going out. |
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| What is the difference between the series variants? | The variants differ by size, length, casting power, reel size, number of sections and transport size. The choice depends on the type of fishing you want to do and the space you need for transport. |
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| What maintenance does it require? | It requires the normal care of a spinning combo: cleaning after use and checking the guides, reel and line. No special operations are indicated in the manufacturer’s sheet. |
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