TSURINOYA NA Spinning Reel | 4000 / 5000 | 9BB | 10–12kg Drag | Saltwater & Freshwater

The TSURINOYA NA 4000 & 5000 Spinning Reels are versatile medium-size reels designed for anglers wanting more line capacity and drag power for estuary, beach, rock and light offshore fishing.

Built around an aluminium construction, the NA combines 9 ball bearings with a balanced 5.2:1 gear ratio, providing a smooth, general-purpose retrieve suitable for lure casting, soft plastics and bait fishing.

With up to 10–12kg of maximum drag depending on the model, the NA range has considerably more stopping power than a typical finesse reel. The larger line capacities also make these sizes useful when targeting stronger Australian species where additional line and heavier tackle are required.

Choose the 4000 for a lighter, more versatile setup or step up to the 5000 when line capacity and additional power are the priority.

Key Features

⚙️ 9 Ball Bearings — Designed for smooth reel operation
💪 Up to 10–12kg Maximum Drag — Plenty of drag capacity for medium-tackle fishing
🔄 5.2:1 Gear Ratio — Versatile retrieve speed for both lures and bait
🛠️ Aluminium Construction — Durable metal construction
🧵 High Line Capacity — Useful for beach, rock and larger estuary species
🌊 Saltwater & Freshwater Use — Suitable for a broad range of fishing environments
🎣 4000 & 5000 Sizes — Choose between an all-round setup and a larger-capacity option
🏖️ Versatile Fishing Applications — Estuary, beach, rocks, rivers, lakes and light offshore fishing

Model Specifications

Specification	NA 4000	NA 5000
Gear Ratio	5.2:1	5.2:1
Bearings	9BB	9BB
Line Capacity	0.260mm / 290m	0.285mm / 260m
	0.285mm / 260m	0.310mm / 250m
Reel Type	Spinning	Spinning
Material	Aluminium	Aluminium

Drag & Weight

The supplier lists the broader NA 2000 / 3000 / 4000 / 5000 series as having maximum drag figures of 10kg / 12kg and weights of 290g / 300g, but doesn't clearly map each figure to the individual 4000 and 5000 models.

Because of that, I would not assign an exact drag or weight to the 4000 and 5000 variants until the supplier confirms which specification belongs to each size.

4000 vs 5000

NA 4000: The more versatile choice for general estuary, inshore and lure fishing. A good match when you want enough line capacity and drag for larger fish without stepping up to an unnecessarily large reel.

NA 5000: Better suited to heavier setups where additional line capacity is useful, including beach, rock and light offshore fishing.

Ideal For Australian Fishing

🐟 Flathead
🐟 Tailor
🐟 Australian Salmon
🐟 Mulloway
🐟 Snapper
🐟 Mangrove Jack
🐟 Trevally
🐟 Queenfish
🎣 Beach, rock, estuary & light offshore fishing

Care Tip

After saltwater use, lightly rinse the exterior of the reel with fresh water without forcing water into the body or drag system. Dry thoroughly before storage.