MAP Dual Feeder Reel

In stock 4.9/5 12 external reviews from 2 sources 12 reviews
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5 Things To Know

  1. MAP lists the Dual Feeder Reel in 4500 and 5000 sizes, giving two line-capacity options across the range.
  2. MAP designs the reel primarily for feeder fishing, with a spool sized to hold thicker mainlines.
  3. It has an oversized medium-depth spool, which adds line capacity over a standard match-style spool.
  4. The 5:1 gear ratio sets the rate of retrieve, and the reel runs on a 6+1 bearing layout.
  5. An anti-twist line roller reduces line twist during repeated casting and retrieving.

Product Information

The MAP Dual Feeder Reel is a compact mini-pit style reel family aimed mainly at modern feeder fishing. MAP lists 4500 and 5000 sizes, giving anglers a choice between a more compact setup and extra capacity for bigger venues.

The oversized medium-depth spool is the key design point, giving room for thicker mainlines without turning the reel into a bulky carp-style big pit. That makes it a neat match for commercial and natural-water feeder rods where casting distance, capacity and balance all matter.

The 5:1 gear ratio, 6+1 bearings and anti-twist line roller keep the specification straightforward. A line roller guard and double handle add practical touches for repeat casting, winding from the clip and keeping the setup settled during long sessions.

This sits best as a value feeder reel with enough capacity for stronger lines and longer casts, not as a specialist distance reel or a tiny float reel. The 4500 and 5000 options use the same core design, with size choice depending on rod length, feeder weight and venue size.

Verified owner comments are broadly positive around smoothness, value and the reel's feel in use. The 4500 and 5000 variants share the same design idea, so size choice is about rod balance, line capacity and venue demands.

Features and Specifications

Feature What this means
4500 and 5000 sizes The range covers medium and larger feeder work with two capacity options.
Designed primarily for feeder fishing MAP positions the reel around modern feeder tactics and thicker mainlines.
Oversized medium-depth spool The mini-pit style spool gives more line capacity without becoming a full big-pit reel.
5:1 gear ratio The retrieve is aimed at controlled feeder work rather than very high-speed winding.
6+1 bearings The bearing layout gives the reel a smoother feel for repeated casting and retrieval.
Anti-twist line roller This helps reduce line twist when feeders are cast and retrieved all session.
Line roller guard The guard supports tidy line travel around the rotor and roller.
Double handle A double handle can feel balanced when winding regularly from the same clipped distance.
4500 size option The smaller size suits lighter feeder rods, shorter casts and more compact setups.
5000 size option The larger size adds capacity for heavier feeders, thicker mainlines and bigger venues.

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4.9/5 12 verified buyer reviews from 2 sources
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£49.99 Total Fishing Tackle
26 May 2026
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£49.45 eBay
16 May 2026
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£49.99 Total Fishing Tackle
1 August 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MAP Dual Feeder Reel best for?

It is best for feeder fishing where a compact reel with a larger medium-depth spool is useful.

Which sizes are in the range?

MAP lists 4500 and 5000 size options for the Dual reel family.

What is the gear ratio?

The manufacturer lists a 5:1 gear ratio.

Is the 5000 worth a separate page?

No. For this push, the 4500 and 5000 are being treated as variants of the same reel family.

How should I choose between the 4500 and 5000?

The 4500 is the neater choice for lighter feeder rods, while the 5000 gives more capacity for stronger lines and larger venues.

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