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Just an update on how the Pflueger purist is performing as my primary
pitching reel for jigs. I am using 50lb power pro on it. I can pitch a mile with it. That is excellent. A couple issues I have run across with the reel is the plate release button the left side of the reel. My palm rests on it and releases a little bit, so after about 20 or so pitches I usually have to reseat the plate before it pops off. Another issue I ran into was in cold weather, (30s, 40s), that for some reason the anti-reverse would quickly go out, and then come back. I have never seen this in a baitcaster, but pretty much all my experience is with Curados. I haven't had the issue since the temps go consistently into the 50s. One other thing I found out was, I have small hands, so this reel is comfortable in my hand, and I have tried going back to a curado for the same application, and it feels ackward and very uncomfortable. I still use my curados for everything else. So that is where I am at after 15 trips since april 10th. I will fill you guys in again at the end of the season. Chris |
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Low temps is a problem with the anti reverse on most baitcasters, You
can normally cure the problem by cleaning the IAR bearings and applying a few drops of light oil.. The reputation of Pflueger and other reels made by Silstar (BPS, Browning) is that they start out strong and go down hill with use.. |
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