Sheffield

Okuma Sheffield DRII Centerpin Disk Drag Reel

Item#: 110038

11 reviews

$319.99

The Sheffield DRII Centerpin Disk Drag Reel features the precision smoothness centerpin's are known for with the fish stopping power of a center disk drag. When a fish runs you won't be at the mercy of a simple clicker and an over run spool. Set the drag, turn the ratchet knob to the on position, cast and drift like a standard centerpin reel, then when a fish is hooked, turn the ratchet knob to th… Read More

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Model: SHF-DRII

$319.99

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Diameter

4.5 in.
Bearings

2
Line Capacity (lbs./yds.)

8/275
Reel Weight

10.2 oz.
Width

0.75 in.

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5
Great reel

Posted by Collin on October 26, 2020

Great pin for beginners, drag is nice

Great pin for beginners, drag is nice
4
Great for a novice angler looking to learn how to pin

Posted by CT PIN on June 12, 2019

Pros - Okuma really doesn't make a bad product for the price. This is my second Sheffield DRII. The reel is great for a novice or experienced pinner, extreme light line applications or someone wh… Read More

Pros - Okuma really doesn't make a bad product for the price. This is my second Sheffield DRII. The reel is great for a novice or experienced pinner, extreme light line applications or someone who hasn't battled a large fish on a pin. The drag provides an added comfort for a fisherman who has never experienced a larger fish or just wants to make sure they land a trophy. Once the reel start-up occurs you will experience drifts similar to higher end products. One can battle a fish with or without the drag. When the drag is applied it is extremely smooth. Parts are easy to find and inexpensive. My experience has shown that the reel can take a daily beating and still stay in good shape for multiple seasons. Cons - Start-up isn't great in extreme low flow situations, however once the reel gets going it will allow for an acceptable track. The drag is not adjustable when a fish is running. The mechanics of the drag are small and delicate, don't attempt any stream side repairs.
5
Okuma DRII

Posted by mrbryant on June 12, 2019

bought this to upgrade reels , tried it in the yard and wow ! much smoother than my starter centerpin , used it recently on the Muskegon river in Mi. for steelhead, cast better and the drag feature wa… Read More

bought this to upgrade reels , tried it in the yard and wow ! much smoother than my starter centerpin , used it recently on the Muskegon river in Mi. for steelhead, cast better and the drag feature was great , no breakoffs even with 6 lb floro, took the guesswork out of how much pressure to use , would really be helpful with cold wet hands.
5
Dr2

Posted by Steelheadlbs on June 12, 2019

I had the 1st gen okuma Sheffield, loved it. Bought the dr2 when it first came out. No big differences between these two, just the dr2 looks better lol. Great "hero" long drifts. i Palm ever… Read More

I had the 1st gen okuma Sheffield, loved it. Bought the dr2 when it first came out. No big differences between these two, just the dr2 looks better lol. Great "hero" long drifts. i Palm everything for the most part, but engage the drag when I'm into something heavy. The drag is a great thing to have, and is worth it's weight in gold when you think you may want to put a certain fish on the wall. Great product. I've fished almost every kind of pin available, and the dr2 is affordable and ranks very high in durability and quality.
5
Dr11

Posted by Eric on June 12, 2019

Reel makes a ticking noise, not sure if that normal

Reel makes a ticking noise, not sure if that normal