Avet

Avet Reel Cover is a form-fitting neoprene case that protects your reel while it is mounted on the rod or stored between trips. The hook-and-loop handle band keeps the cover secure, while the top ring gives you a handy place to clip a lure or hook without removing the reel.

Keep Your Reel Protected Between Trips

Salt spray, deck scuffs, and tackle-room clutter can make a good reel look rough fast. This soft neoprene cover adds a practical layer of protection without the bulk of a hard case, and five size options make it easy to match the cover to compact baitcasters, Avet SX reels, or larger offshore models.

Why This Cover Earns a Spot in the Tackle Bag

• Form-fitting neoprene: Cushions the reel and helps protect the finish during transport and storage.
• Hook-and-loop handle band: Wraps around the handle to help keep the cover in place.
• Top lure ring: Clip a lure or hook while the reel stays on the rod.
• Five size choices: Covers the Avet range from SX through EX50 and EXW50.
• Broad compatibility: The Small size also fits many low-profile baitcasters, including Daiwa 300 and Shimano Curado models.

Choose the Right Size

Match the cover to the reel family below. If your reel is between sizes or from another brand, compare its overall profile with the fit guide before ordering.

Fitment Details

The Right Pick If...

You want lightweight protection for an Avet reel that travels between the boat, truck, and tackle room. Choose Small for an Avet SX or a compatible low-profile baitcaster, Medium for MXJ and MXL, Large for JX through HXW, X Large for EX30, and XX Large for EX50 or EXW50.

Tackle Express Tips

• Measure or compare your reel profile before ordering if you are using a brand or model outside the listed Avet fit guide.
• Let the cover dry fully after a saltwater trip before storing the reel for an extended period.
• For a more secure rod setup, pair the cover with the Avet Reel Clamp Kit and keep the reel protected during transport.

Complete the Avet Setup

Protect a compact reel with the Avet G2 SX Series Reel, compare a medium-size option with the Avet G2 MXJ Single Speed Reel, or see the Avet JX Raptor 2-Speed Reel for a larger platform. Read the Avet Reels Buyer's Guide for help comparing reel families and applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which size fits an Avet SX reel?
The Small cover is listed for all Avet SX reels.

Can I use this cover on another reel brand?
Yes. It is custom-made for Avet reels but also fits many other brands. The Small size is specifically noted as a fit for low-profile baitcasters such as Daiwa 300 and Shimano Curado models.

Does the cover stay on while the reel is mounted?
Yes. The hook-and-loop band wraps around the handle to help secure the cover, and the top ring lets you clip a lure or hook while the reel remains on the rod.

Ultra-Low Winch Power in a Compact, Castable JX Frame

The Avet Winch JX 6/3S puts three useful gear ranges and up to 70 lb of drag into a compact conventional reel. Use the 6.3:1 high gear to cover water and recover line, the 3.8:1 middle gear for steady pressure, and the ultra-low 2.0:1 winch gear when a big fish sounds and refuses to move.

When you need more muscle without jumping to a much larger reel, the Winch JX 6/3S gives you a balanced, fishable setup built around a one-piece 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum frame and stainless steel internals. It is made for bluefin and yellowfin tuna, yellowtail, amberjack, grouper, snapper, rockfish, heavy trolling, deep drops, and long-range rail work. Designed and manufactured in Chatsworth, California.

Three Gears for Three Very Different Problems

• 6.3:1 high gear: Cover water, work surface irons, and regain line when a fish runs toward the boat.
• 3.8:1 middle gear: Keep a balanced retrieve and steady pressure on a circling fish.
• 2.0:1 winch gear: Add ultra-low cranking power when a fish sounds or bogs down under heavy drag.
• Push-button shifting: Change gears on the fly without losing focus on the fight.

When a Compact Reel Needs Serious Muscle

The Winch JX 6/3S solves the gap between a standard compact reel and a much larger big-game setup. Its compact JX-sized housing remains castable and manageable, while the three-speed transmission gives you the leverage to work fish out of deep water, heavy current, and structure.

The Right Pick If...

• You want a compact conventional reel with three-speed control.
• You need up to 70 lb of listed drag for powerful offshore fish.
• You target bluefin tuna, yellowfin tuna, yellowtail, amberjack, grouper, snapper, or rockfish.
• You fish live bait, deep jigs, deep drops, heavy trolling, or long-range rail setups.
• You want high-speed line recovery and an ultra-low winch gear in the same reel.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Live-bait tuna fishing: Use high gear to recover line during a run, then shift to middle or winch gear as the fish settles deep.
• Vertical jigging: Work the jig in high gear and use winch gear to maintain pressure after the hookup.
• Deep drops: The 2.0:1 winch ratio gives you the leverage to work fish upward from depth.
• Heavy trolling: Use the gear that matches the fish’s direction, keeping the low range ready when the battle gets close and heavy.
• Structure fishing: Apply steady low-gear pressure to keep amberjack, grouper, and other fish from reaching cover.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The Winch JX 6/3S is the compact three-speed choice when ultra-low cranking power matters. For a standard JX 2-speed Raptor with MC cast control, compare the Avet JX Raptor. For three-speed Raptor Plus MC control, see the Avet Raptor Plus MC 3 Speed. For a larger HXW three-speed platform, compare the Avet HXW 3/S Raptor.

Key Features

• 3-speed lever drag: High, middle, and ultra-low winch ranges.
• Gear ratios: 6.3:1 high, 3.8:1 middle, and 2.0:1 winch.
• 70 lb maximum drag: Listed for serious big-game pressure.
• One-piece 6061-T6 aluminum frame: CNC-machined aircraft-grade construction.
• Stainless steel internals: Gears, bearings, and hardware built for saltwater use.
• Ratcheting glide plate with strike stop: Repeatable lever-drag control.
• Silent dog-and-gear anti-reverse: Patented system designed to reduce handle back-play.
• Oversized power handle: Added grip and leverage for the low-range gears.
• Loud alarm clicker: Useful for baitfishing and trolling.
• Right-hand retrieve: Current model is listed for right-hand use.
• Three anodized finishes: Gunmetal, Silver, and Black.
• Made in USA: Designed and manufactured in Chatsworth, California.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Use high gear to catch up to a running fish, middle gear for a steady fight, and winch gear when the fish sounds or bogs down.
• Set the strike preset before the trip, then shift smoothly as the fish changes direction or depth.
• Keep the reel protected between trips in the Avet Reel Bags, especially when traveling to a long-range boat.

FAQ

Why is it called the Winch JX?
The third 2.0:1 winch gear gives you an ultra-low ratio for maximum cranking power when a fish sounds, stays deep, or pulls hard under heavy drag.

What are the three gear ratios?
The listed ratios are 6.3:1 high, 3.8:1 middle, and 2.0:1 winch.

Where can I compare Avet reel sizes and applications?
Use the Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide for reel-size comparisons, retrieve options, gear setups, and offshore use cases.

Complete the Setup

Pair the reel with compatible hardware from the Avet Reel Clamp Kits, protect it with the Avet Reel Bags, and compare the Avet HXW 3/S Raptor if you need a larger three-speed platform.

Compact Raptor Power with More Retrieve Choices

The Avet SXJ Raptor Series 2-Speed Lever Drag Reel packs a powerful dual Avedrag carbon fiber system into a compact saltwater reel, delivering up to 17 lb of drag at strike and 26 lb at full. Its 6.4:1 high gear helps you pick up line quickly, while the 3.8:1 low gear gives you the torque to stay connected when a hard-pulling fish turns the fight into a grind.

The true one-piece 6061-T6 marine-grade aluminum frame is precision-machined for a solid, corrosion-resistant foundation. Five magnetic MC Cast Control settings help manage the spool when casting, and the lineup includes right-hand models plus a left-hand Silver option. Like the rest of the Raptor family, the SXJ is made in the USA.

More Control When the Fight Gets Heavy

A compact reel is great until a fish makes a hard run, changes direction, or uses current and structure against you. The SXJ Raptor answers with a high-output dual carbon drag, stainless steel gearing, and a second gear for leverage. It keeps the setup manageable in hand while giving you the control needed for yellowtail, white seabass, and similar saltwater applications.

Fast Line Pickup or Low-Gear Leverage

High gear is the move when a fish runs toward the boat, when you need to recover slack quickly, or when you are working a presentation that rewards speed. Low gear takes over when the fish digs deep or you need steady pressure close to structure. The lever drag lets you make controlled adjustments and return to a familiar strike setting.

The Right Pick If...

• You want a compact conventional reel with Raptor-level drag output.
• You fish saltwater for yellowtail, white seabass, and other strong gamefish.
• You want five MC magnetic settings to help manage the spool on the cast.
• You want 2-speed flexibility without moving to a larger reel platform.
• You prefer the choice of right-hand retrieve or the listed left-hand Silver model.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The SXJ Raptor is the compact 2-speed choice when retrieve options matter. For the standard SX Raptor platform in right-hand models, compare the Avet SX Raptor. If you want a single-speed reel with the newer compact G2 platform, see the Avet G2 SX Series. For a larger Raptor platform with more line capacity, move up to the Avet MXL Raptor.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Offshore live bait: Use high gear to recover line during a fast run, then shift to low gear for steady pressure when the fish digs in.
• Jigging and casting: The MC system gives you a way to fine-tune spool control, while the 2-speed drivetrain keeps the reel versatile after the hookset.
• Structure-oriented saltwater fishing: The dual drag system and low gear help you keep pressure on a fish that is trying to turn toward cover.

The SXJ is a strong fit for saltwater anglers who want compact handling, controlled casting, and the option to fish right- or left-handed with the listed models.

Key Features

• Dual Avedrag carbon fiber drag: Up to 17 lb at strike and 26 lb at full.
• 2-speed gearing: 6.4:1 high gear and 3.8:1 low gear.
• MC Cast Control: Five magnetic settings for spool control.
• One-piece 6061-T6 aluminum frame: Precision-machined for strength and corrosion resistance.
• Raptor bearing package: Nine stainless steel ball bearings.
• Machined stainless steel gears and silent anti-reverse: Smooth, confident cranking under load.
• Lever drag with strike preset: Make repeatable pressure adjustments during the fight.
• Included accessories: Matching machined aluminum rod clamp, alarm clicker, and large soft-touch handle knob.
• Hard-anodized finish: Added protection for saltwater use.
• Made in USA.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Set your strike position before the trip, then make small, smooth lever adjustments instead of moving straight to maximum pressure.
• Use high gear while a fish is moving toward you. Shift to low gear when you need steady torque and line control.
• Start with a moderate MC setting and fine-tune it for your lure, line, and casting conditions. Small changes are easier to manage than over-tightening the spool.

FAQ

Does the Avet SXJ Raptor come in left-hand retrieve?
Yes. The listed lineup includes a left-hand Silver model, along with right-hand models in Blue, Silver, Red, Gold, and Black.

What is the difference between the SXJ Raptor and SX Raptor?
Both use the listed 6.4:1 / 3.8:1 2-speed gearing, dual carbon drag, MC cast control, and 17 lb strike / 26 lb full drag. The SXJ lineup includes a left-hand Silver option, while the SX listing is right-hand only. Compare the SX Raptor models if you fish right-handed.

How do I compare Avet reel sizes and series?
Our Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide walks through the lineup so you can match reel size, retrieve, gear setup, and fishing application.

Complete the Setup

Keep the reel protected between trips with the Avet Reel Cover. For replacement or color-matched hardware, see the Avet Reel Clamp Kits. If you need more line capacity on a larger Raptor platform, compare the Avet MXL Raptor.