Pflueger Trion
 

I was just wondering if anyone has ever fish with one of these.

I use mostly Curados, but I have talked to a few people who actually
like the Pflueger Trion better.

I'm thinking about getting one, but I'd like to hear more feedback.
Thanks....

BM

Pflueger Trion
 

I recently purchased a Pflueger President and its ok. I'll wait to see how
it holds up. I have several Pflueger Trion spinning reels and the work just
fine, but I don't have a Pflueger Trion baitcaster. I kinda got the
impression that the Trion was basically the low end of the Pflueger reels
with the Supreme being the next step up and the president being the best.
Only time will tell of course.

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"Bucket Mouth" wrote in message
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I was just wondering if anyone has ever fish with one of these.

I use mostly Curados, but I have talked to a few people who actually
like the Pflueger Trion better.

I'm thinking about getting one, but I'd like to hear more feedback.
Thanks....

BM

Pflueger Trion
 

I know the Trion is $100...if thats the low-end.

Pflueger Trion
 

Pflueger reels are made in China. I was about to purchase a President
until I learned that.

ken
"Bucket Mouth" wrote in message
...
I was just wondering if anyone has ever fish with one of these.

I use mostly Curados, but I have talked to a few people who actually
like the Pflueger Trion better.

I'm thinking about getting one, but I'd like to hear more feedback.
Thanks....

BM

Pflueger Trion
 

I don't have one, and like you use the Curado. I could not believe just how
smooth that reel is. I am going to get one this week and break it in on
Friday...

Pflueger Trion
 

They're make in Korea. I have a Pflueger Supreme (The BPS version of the Trion)
and it's as smooth or smoother than a Curado. I doubt that it will last as
long, but it sure is a pleasure to fish with now.


Mark McCoybr
McCoy's Market Bumpus Mills, Tennesseebr
http://www.mccoysmarket.com

Pflueger Trion
 

You say Korea and that is probably the way your reel is marked. I sent a
letter to Pflueger a couple weeks ago and asked if they had any models
manufactured in USA. They came back to me with this answer "All our reels
are now made in China"

Anyway, one can not complain about he, she or their offspring losing a job
if they purchase "Made in Someplace else".

Buy Made In U.S.A.

Ken


"MMccoy01" wrote in message
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They're make in Korea. I have a Pflueger Supreme (The BPS version of the
Trion)
and it's as smooth or smoother than a Curado. I doubt that it will last as
long, but it sure is a pleasure to fish with now.


Mark McCoybr
McCoy's Market Bumpus Mills, Tennesseebr
http://www.mccoysmarket.com

Pflueger Trion
 

I guess they found cheaper labor in China. Mine is last year's model and it's
marked Korea.
Mark McCoybr
McCoy's Market Bumpus Mills, Tennesseebr
http://www.mccoysmarket.com

Pflueger Trion
 

I could care less if they're made in the USA, China, Korea, Japan or
where ever.....as long as it is high quality.

Obviously I'd rather buy stuff made in America.

Let me ask you this. Would you rather buy something of very high quality
thats made over seas, or something with so-so quality thats made in the
USA? I'll take the higher quality thank you....

Pflueger Trion
 

Try Van Staal reels. They are made in the US. http://www.vanstaal.com/


Sarge


"MMccoy01" wrote in message
...
I guess they found cheaper labor in China. Mine is last year's model and
it's
marked Korea.
Mark McCoybr
McCoy's Market Bumpus Mills, Tennesseebr
http://www.mccoysmarket.com

Pflueger Trion
 

Van Straal has some incredible reels. They are obviously the Ferrari of
reels made for a few select wealthy. I drive a Ford. They do not, at
least I have not found one, make bait casting reels suitable for bass
fishing or I would start saving my pennies.

Ken

..
"Sarge" wrote in message
...
Try Van Staal reels. They are made in the US. http://www.vanstaal.com/


Sarge


"MMccoy01" wrote in message
...
I guess they found cheaper labor in China. Mine is last year's model and
it's
marked Korea.
Mark McCoybr
McCoy's Market Bumpus Mills, Tennesseebr
http://www.mccoysmarket.com

Pflueger Trion
 

Avet people tell me they are in the design process for a new line of "Made
in USA" bait casting reels. They did not provide a date of availability.


"Sarge" wrote in message
...
Try Van Staal reels. They are made in the US. http://www.vanstaal.com/


Sarge


"MMccoy01" wrote in message
...
I guess they found cheaper labor in China. Mine is last year's model and
it's
marked Korea.
Mark McCoybr
McCoy's Market Bumpus Mills, Tennesseebr
http://www.mccoysmarket.com

Pflueger Trion
 

That's funny, when I was installing the step rails on my Ford F250 I noticed
that it has, "Made in Mexico" stamped on the frame.

-T

"IMKen" wrote in message
...
Van Straal has some incredible reels. They are obviously the Ferrari of
reels made for a few select wealthy. I drive a Ford. They do not, at
least I have not found one, make bait casting reels suitable for bass
fishing or I would start saving my pennies.

Ken

.
"Sarge" wrote in message
...
Try Van Staal reels. They are made in the US. http://www.vanstaal.com/


Sarge


"MMccoy01" wrote in message
...
I guess they found cheaper labor in China. Mine is last year's model and
it's
marked Korea.
Mark McCoybr
McCoy's Market Bumpus Mills, Tennesseebr
http://www.mccoysmarket.com

Pflueger Trion
 

Someone wrote "That's funny, when I was installing the step rails on my Ford
F250 I noticed that it has, "Made in Mexico" stamped on the frame."


They srill consider that made in America...... North America

I still try to by made in the US products and those that are 100 percent
made in the US when possible and if the quality is good.


Sarge

Pflueger Trion
 

Yup, that's exactly my point. If you're buying American to support local
industry you need to make sure that you're buying "Made in the USA" and not
"Made in America" which is a cheap marketing trick.

-Tommy

"Sarge" wrote in message
...
Someone wrote "That's funny, when I was installing the step rails on my
Ford
F250 I noticed that it has, "Made in Mexico" stamped on the frame."


They srill consider that made in America...... North America

I still try to by made in the US products and those that are 100 percent
made in the US when possible and if the quality is good.


Sarge

Pflueger Trion
 

I don't have any outsourced step rails on my Truck. There are many after
market items manufactured in foreign countries. At least when it is "made
in Mexico" it keeps a few on the right side of the border.

I would imagine that there are many parts within my Ford that come from
abroad. It still employees many folks here in this country other than a
Sales person. I can't say that about a Kia and many others.

Purchase what you like. Do what is right for you. I will try to do that
as well as do what is right for my country whenever possible.

Ken



"TJINKS" wrote in message
news:dDXrc.25070$zw.13326@attbi_s01...
That's funny, when I was installing the step rails on my Ford F250 I
noticed
that it has, "Made in Mexico" stamped on the frame.

-T

"IMKen" wrote in message
...
Van Straal has some incredible reels. They are obviously the Ferrari
of
reels made for a few select wealthy. I drive a Ford. They do not,
at
least I have not found one, make bait casting reels suitable for bass
fishing or I would start saving my pennies.

Ken

.
"Sarge" wrote in message
...
Try Van Staal reels. They are made in the US.
http://www.vanstaal.com/


Sarge


"MMccoy01" wrote in message
...
I guess they found cheaper labor in China. Mine is last year's model
and
it's
marked Korea.
Mark McCoybr
McCoy's Market Bumpus Mills, Tennesseebr
http://www.mccoysmarket.com

Pflueger Trion
 

Actually, the step rails where made in the USA, the truck came from Mexico,
or at least the frame itself did, I have no idea where it was assembeled. I
think my point was that you have to be careful who you _do_ endorse. I'm
not saying one shouldn't buy Fords because they're made in Mexico, Ford
employs a very large number of people in the United States and they make a
fine product. That's why I drive one and use one to tow my BassTracker
(Made in the USA) to fish for Bass, he said calmly bringing the thread back
on topic.

-Tommy



"IMKen" wrote in message
...
I don't have any outsourced step rails on my Truck. There are many after
market items manufactured in foreign countries. At least when it is
"made
in Mexico" it keeps a few on the right side of the border.

I would imagine that there are many parts within my Ford that come from
abroad. It still employees many folks here in this country other than a
Sales person. I can't say that about a Kia and many others.

Purchase what you like. Do what is right for you. I will try to do
that
as well as do what is right for my country whenever possible.

Ken



"TJINKS" wrote in message
news:dDXrc.25070$zw.13326@attbi_s01...
That's funny, when I was installing the step rails on my Ford F250 I
noticed
that it has, "Made in Mexico" stamped on the frame.

-T

"IMKen" wrote in message
...
Van Straal has some incredible reels. They are obviously the Ferrari
of
reels made for a few select wealthy. I drive a Ford. They do
not,
at
least I have not found one, make bait casting reels suitable for bass
fishing or I would start saving my pennies.

Ken

.
"Sarge" wrote in message
...
Try Van Staal reels. They are made in the US.
http://www.vanstaal.com/


Sarge


"MMccoy01" wrote in message
...
I guess they found cheaper labor in China. Mine is last year's model
and
it's
marked Korea.
Mark McCoybr
McCoy's Market Bumpus Mills, Tennesseebr
http://www.mccoysmarket.com

Pflueger Trion
 

Actually, the step rails where made in the USA, the truck came from Mexico,
or at least the frame itself did, I have no idea where it was assembeled.

The first three vehicle identification number (VIN) positions are the world
manufacturer code.
The fourth VIN position is the vehicle brake type and GVWR code (all
vehicles use hydraulic brakes).
The fifth through 7th indicate vehicle line, series and body type.
The eighth VIN position is the engine displacement and number of cylinders.
The ninth VIN position is a government assigned, computer-generated check
digit.
The tenth VIN position is the model year code.
The eleventh VIN position is the assembly plant code. Yhis is for Ford
S - Allen Park (Allen Park, Michigan)
E - Kentucky Truck (Jefferson County, Kentucky)
M - Cuautitlan (Cuautitlan, Mexico)
The last six VIN positions are an alphanumeric code for the vehicle build
sequence. This is also the vehicle serial and warranty number.


Sarge

Pflueger Trion
 

Way to put it Tommster...............hehehe!

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Millennium Rods
"TJINKS" wrote in message
news:i%7sc.99273$536.18059505@attbi_s03...
Actually, the step rails where made in the USA, the truck came from
Mexico,
or at least the frame itself did, I have no idea where it was assembeled.
I
think my point was that you have to be careful who you _do_ endorse. I'm
not saying one shouldn't buy Fords because they're made in Mexico, Ford
employs a very large number of people in the United States and they make a
fine product. That's why I drive one and use one to tow my BassTracker
(Made in the USA) to fish for Bass, he said calmly bringing the thread
back
on topic.

-Tommy



"IMKen" wrote in message
...
I don't have any outsourced step rails on my Truck. There are many
after
market items manufactured in foreign countries. At least when it is
"made
in Mexico" it keeps a few on the right side of the border.

I would imagine that there are many parts within my Ford that come from
abroad. It still employees many folks here in this country other than
a
Sales person. I can't say that about a Kia and many others.

Purchase what you like. Do what is right for you. I will try to do
that
as well as do what is right for my country whenever possible.

Ken



"TJINKS" wrote in message
news:dDXrc.25070$zw.13326@attbi_s01...
That's funny, when I was installing the step rails on my Ford F250 I
noticed
that it has, "Made in Mexico" stamped on the frame.

-T

"IMKen" wrote in message
...
Van Straal has some incredible reels. They are obviously the
Ferrari
of
reels made for a few select wealthy. I drive a Ford. They do
not,
at
least I have not found one, make bait casting reels suitable for
bass
fishing or I would start saving my pennies.

Ken

.
"Sarge" wrote in message
...
Try Van Staal reels. They are made in the US.
http://www.vanstaal.com/


Sarge


"MMccoy01" wrote in message
...
I guess they found cheaper labor in China. Mine is last year's
model
and
it's
marked Korea.
Mark McCoybr
McCoy's Market Bumpus Mills, Tennesseebr
http://www.mccoysmarket.com

Pflueger Trion
 

Sarge~That is very constructive information worth keeping within reach.
Mahalo~ken


"Sarge" wrote in message
...
Actually, the step rails where made in the USA, the truck came from
Mexico,
or at least the frame itself did, I have no idea where it was assembeled.

The first three vehicle identification number (VIN) positions are the
world
manufacturer code.
The fourth VIN position is the vehicle brake type and GVWR code (all
vehicles use hydraulic brakes).
The fifth through 7th indicate vehicle line, series and body type.
The eighth VIN position is the engine displacement and number of
cylinders.
The ninth VIN position is a government assigned, computer-generated check
digit.
The tenth VIN position is the model year code.
The eleventh VIN position is the assembly plant code. Yhis is for Ford
S - Allen Park (Allen Park, Michigan)
E - Kentucky Truck (Jefferson County, Kentucky)
M - Cuautitlan (Cuautitlan, Mexico)
The last six VIN positions are an alphanumeric code for the vehicle build
sequence. This is also the vehicle serial and warranty number.


Sarge