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Okuma Azores Saltwater Spinning Reels

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Description

The Okuma Azores Saltwater Spinning Reels are designed specifically for saltwater fishing. These reels come equipped with precision click drag adjustment for more precise settings, as well as a dual anti-reverse system for maximum security. These reels will hold up well during any saltwater angling expedition.

Features:

DFD: Precision Dual Force Drag system
Multi-disc, carbonite and felt drag washers for DFD
Quick-set anti-reverse roller bearing plus ratchet system
Precision machine cut brass pinion gear
CRC: Corrosion-resistant coating process
HDGII: Corrosion-resistant, high density gearing
ALC: Rigid diecast aluminum body, sideplate and rotor
MSS: carbon mechanical stabilizing system
Precision elliptical gearing system
Machined aluminum, 2-tone anodized spool with LCS lip
Machined aluminum handle arm for added strength
Hydro block water tight drag seal
Heavy duty, solid aluminum bail wire
1-year warranty

Specifications

Z-40S

Gear Ratio

5.8:1

Bearings

6BB+1RB

Weight

12.0oz

Line Retrieve

34.8in

Max Drag

28lbs

Mono Capacity
diameter (in/mm)

270/8 (0.25)
190/10 (0.30)
170/12 (0.32)

Z-55S

Gear Ratio

5.8:1

Bearings

6BB+1RB

Weight

18.6oz

Line Retrieve

39in

Max Drag

29lbs

Mono Capacity
diameter (in/mm)

380/10 (0.30)
340/12 (0.32)
240/15 (0.37)

Z-65S

Gear Ratio

5.4:1

Bearings

6BB+1RB

Weight

24.7oz

Line Retrieve

42in

Max Drag

44lbs

Mono Capacity
diameter (in/mm)

430/12 (0.32)
310/15 (0.37)
260/20 (0.42)

Z-80S

Gear Ratio

5.4:1

Bearings

6BB+1RB

Weight

25.5oz

Line Retrieve

46in

Max Drag

44lbs

Mono Capacity
diameter (in/mm)

420/15 (0.37)
350/20 (0.42)
260/25 (0.48)

Z-90S

Gear Ratio

5.4:1

Bearings

6BB+1RB

Weight

25.5oz

Line Retrieve

46in

Max Drag

44lbs

Mono Capacity
diameter (in/mm)

550/15 (0.37)
450/20 (0.42)
340/25 (0.48)

Z-4000H-BLUE

Gear Ratio

5.8:1

Bearings

6BB+1RB

Weight

12.0oz

Line Retrieve

35.8in

Max Drag

28lbs

Mono Capacity
diameter (in/mm)

300/8 (0.26)
250/10 (0.29)
210/12 (0.31)

Z-6000H-BLUE

Gear Ratio

5.8:1

Bearings

6BB+1RB

Weight

18.5oz

Line Retrieve

41.2in

Max Drag

29lbs

Mono Capacity
diameter (in/mm)

310/12 (0.31)
215/16 (0.37)
180/20 (0.41)

Z-8000H-BLUE

Gear Ratio

5.4:1

Bearings

6BB+1RB

Weight

25.6oz

Line Retrieve

43.4in

Max Drag

44lbs

Mono Capacity
diameter (in/mm)

460/12 (0.31)
320/16 (0.37)
270/20 (0.41)

Z-14000H-BLUE

Gear Ratio

5.4:1

Bearings

6BB+1RB

Weight

26.3oz

Line Retrieve

47.4in

Max Drag

44lbs

Mono Capacity
diameter (in/mm)

680/12 (0.31)
470/16 (0.37)
400/20 (0.41)

Customer Reviews (9)

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4.5 Stars based on 9 reviews

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By Jim

LBC

Bail me out

December 8, 2019

After casting you need to manually close the bail. Iâ€;™;ve never had a reel that didnâ€;™;t close itself by turning the handle. Almost wondering if something is missing. Other than the bail issue everything is good

ProsStrong drag. Very smooth reel

ConsThe non selfclosing bail is a bummer

By Jon

Eastern Shore, Md

Just Purchased

December 23, 2018

Looks like a great inshore reel for the lower Chesapeake Bay area.

By Fisher13

Nice and affordable

July 7, 2018

Very nice reel at a good price . Would recommend to anyone looking for a good saltwarer reel
Tight lines to all

By A-A-Ron

California

Absolutely Love It!!!

January 19, 2018

I purchased the 65 for party boat fishing in Southern California and the real has not let me down!!! I have caught Dorado, Yellowtail, Rockfish, Sand Bass, Calico Bass on this reel. It's stopping power is amazing and for the price it hard to find a better reel. I will be adding 2 more of these to the rotation.

By Dylan

Auckland, New Zealand

Azores 80

November 4, 2017

I have used this reel for jigging and popping, for around 2 years now and absolutely nothing wrong with it. Great amount of drag, torque and rigidity for winching in those big fish. Best priced reel I have ever used!

ProsTorque, rigid, lots of stopping power (drag).

By Gregory

Demarest, NJ

Great Reel

January 16, 2017

This reel is built to withstand a beating, yet affordable.

By George W.

Balto Md

Smoothe drag

June 17, 2016

The reel I have been using with 6 to 8 ounces of weight in 80 ft of water
Handles it with no problem,very good drag system

ProsNot too heavy for its size.

By JSHEP

South Florida

Okuma Azores, my new favorite reel!

July 14, 2015

If you fish saltwater this is a must have.I have the 65 on a 7ft XH Tsunami trophy jigging rod. It's a perfectly balanced smooth combo and ican't wait to wear out some tarpon or monster snook with it!

By Eugenia

Pozzuoli, Italy

good reel

May 18, 2015

good reel for fishing with heavy artificials. it is not too expensive and its a good value.

Customer Q&A (6)

6 Questions & 6 Answers

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James

from Ocean City, NJ asked:

May 29, 2019

Is the 55 size a good match on a 9 ft surf rod for stripers?

1 Answer

The 40s and the 55s will both match up well with the 9 foot rod

Submitted by: Bernie De Graaf on May 30, 2019

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Woody

from Midwest asked:

March 2, 2019

What are the significant differences between the Z-40 Azores and the Z-4000 Azores besides the color? The added line capacity is the only difference "on paper". Heavier duty parts? Internal support system? Size of size the bearings or drag disks?

1 Answer

Besides the color the only difference is the line capacity with the 4000 having a larger line capacity.

Submitted by: Bernie De Graaf on March 7, 2019

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Mychal

from Pomona asked:

July 27, 2017

Can this reel handle 80-120 sail fish and tuna

1 Answer

The Z-65S Azores would most likely fit your needs for 80-120 sail fish and tuna

Submitted by: Bernie on July 28, 2017

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Mike

from North Carolina asked:

September 2, 2019

Would Blue Azores be a good surf reel?

1 Answer

Yes it will work.

Submitted by: Rebecca Redington on September 2, 2019

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Dylan

from Northeast Florida asked:

October 2, 2017

I am looking for a multi-purpose saltwater spinning reel. I will use it for live bait tarpon fishing and jigging for amberjack. I like this reel because it does high drag. Which size should I get, the 65 or the 80?

1 Answer

I think the 65 size would be sufficient so long as you are using a braided line. You'd be able to fix approximately 300 yard of 80 lb. braid on the reel.

Submitted by: Devon on October 3, 2017

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Borromeo Baniqued

from Canada asked:

November 21, 2014

is this for both left and right handle?

1 Answer

Yes. You can switch the handle to either side.

Submitted by: Customer Service on November 21, 2014

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