Clam SR-ICE Spinning Reel
Clam SR-ICE Spinning Reel
Clam SR-ICE Spinning Reel
Clam SR-ICE Spinning Reel
Clam SR-ICE Spinning Reel
Clam SR-ICE Spinning Reel

Clam SR-ICE Spinning Reel

$59.99
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SKU: 120167
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Description

The Clam SR-ICE Spinning Reel is made for ice anglers who want a straightforward reel that feels right at home on a hardwater rod. Its compact spinning reel design is a solid match for jigging presentations when you are working a hole in the shelter, hole-hopping outside, or trying to keep a light bite from turning into a long story.

This reel keeps your ice setup simple, practical, and ready for northern fishing days where cold fingers and fussy fish are both part of the deal. Pair it with your preferred ice rod and line for panfish, perch, and other winter targets, then get back to the fun part: watching that rod tip load up.

  • Brand: Clam
  • Model: SR-ICE
  • Product Type: Spinning reel
  • Application: Ice fishing
  • Reel Size: 750
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 120167
  • Additional Features:
    • Designed for use with ice fishing rods
    • Compact reel profile suited for hardwater fishing setups
    • Practical choice for jigging presentations through the ice
    • Fits into Clam rods, reels, and combos product category

Reviews and Q&A

FAQs

Yes, the Clam SR-ICE Spinning Reel is intended for ice fishing use and pairs with ice rods for hardwater presentations. It is a practical option for anglers who want a compact spinning reel setup for fishing inside a shelter or moving from hole to hole.
Pair this reel with an ice fishing rod that matches your target species, lure weight, and preferred jigging style. Since rod power and action are personal choices, the best setup depends on whether you are fishing light panfish bites or heavier winter presentations.
This reel can be used as part of an ice fishing setup for panfish presentations when paired with the right rod, line, and tackle. For light bites, many anglers choose a sensitive ice rod and fine line to help detect subtle winter strikes.
After fishing, wipe away slush, moisture, and any ice buildup before storing the reel. Let it dry at room temperature, check the line for twists or wear, and avoid packing it away wet. Frozen gear is never as fun as frozen lakes.