damn this looks good
Where are the PFLUEGERS???????
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Re: Where are the PFLUEGERS???????
I like the spinning reels a whole lot! The presidents are nice, just a lil heavy. I got the arbor which I like even more. The shallower, wider spool helps with line twist and what not plus it is lighter. The drags for the spinning reels are great to me!
Re: Where are the PFLUEGERS???????
I agree that Pfleuger reels have the smoothest drags. From there basic trion GX series to the Patriarch spinning. It's hard to describe but Pfleugers drags let out line perfectly with just the right amount of tension from the fish pulling. I have two Stellas and I don't think the drags on those are as smooth. Shimanos drags tend to need more pressure before the spool begins to let out line, it's that little imperfection that causes people to loose fish at the boat during surging runs. I always have to loosen the drag at the boat or shore with Shimano spinning reels to prevent line breakage but I don't worry with Pfleugers drags. I've said it over and over about their line lay and I'll say it again, they need to perfect it to reduce line twist and to make the line lay evenly and perfectly. They got close with the Patriarchs but not quite as good as Shimano or Daiwa yet.fisherman012 wrote:I like the spinning reels a whole lot! The presidents are nice, just a lil heavy. I got the arbor which I like even more. The shallower, wider spool helps with line twist and what not plus it is lighter. The drags for the spinning reels are great to me!
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Re: Where are the PFLUEGERS???????
I don't know about the patriarch BCs but the patriarch XT spin reels and XTR spin rods are excellent.
Fished it constantly in salt for over a year and still going strong. Not as smooth in cranking as shimano's but excellent drag, bail, ergonomics. Plus for the equivalent size the are lighter than, Steez, exists and maybe even vanquish. Top reel for a mid ranges price.
Fished it constantly in salt for over a year and still going strong. Not as smooth in cranking as shimano's but excellent drag, bail, ergonomics. Plus for the equivalent size the are lighter than, Steez, exists and maybe even vanquish. Top reel for a mid ranges price.
Re: Where are the PFLUEGERS???????
My first Pflueger, purchased three years ago, was the President XT, which I purchased as an open-box special on Amazon for about $40. My next was the Supreme XT, which I purchased on sale and after a rebate from Cabelas, for about $80. My last Pflueger, purchased just recently was another Supreme XT which I paid $125 on Ebay. As I purchased a Fenwick rod for it, I will receive a $25 rebate. The most recent is a 30-size reel, and is a nice light size.
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Love my Pflueger Patriarch spinning reel. Wish I would have never sold my Patriarch XT
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Patriarch owner and lover here. Got a 9535 on my pike pole and plans to pick up the 30 and 25 for my lighter rods. I also own a Revo Premier and like the looks and the feel of the Patriarch better. I have a 1963 Rocket around here somewhere too that I inherited along the way. Looks and feels like it is brand new. I wanted to try something different from the current Daiwa and Shimano line up. The 30 will be replacing a Sustain and the 25 will be replacing a Fuego.
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Their drags and bails are without equal.
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Where are the Pfluegers?!? Go check out any thread on Abu Garcia reels...
They are owned by the same company
And that company, PureFishing, is owned by Jarden --- which happens to own Mr.Coffee.
Something to think about the next time you hit the water:
They are owned by the same company
And that company, PureFishing, is owned by Jarden --- which happens to own Mr.Coffee.
Something to think about the next time you hit the water:
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That is one perky-looking combo!
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Man that color scheme is a perfect match...I am really hoping to get one of those soon..
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Re: Where are the PFLUEGERS???????
*phew!* thank goodness...for a minute there, i thought you were going to bring up the fact that quantum is owned by zebcoSeph wrote:Where are the Pfluegers?!? Go check out any thread on Abu Garcia reels...
They are owned by the same company
And that company, PureFishing, is owned by Jarden --- which happens to own Mr.Coffee.
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Re: Where are the PFLUEGERS???????
I still fish several Pflueger Summit baitcasters. They are great reels, light, easy to adjust, full of bearings, never mess up, and were a bargain when they were available.
I'd gladly buy several more if I could find them.
I'd gladly buy several more if I could find them.
Re: Where are the PFLUEGERS???????
keep'em coming
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I'm a big fan of the Pflueger Supreme XT's and Patriarchs. Here's my 9530 on CUS68MHA, 20 lb Sunline SX1.