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September 29th, 2004, 03:09 AM
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Looking for a replacement Crappie bluegill reel
I have and use Garcia baitcasters and Mitchell 300 reels for Bass.
I bought a newer Mitchell reel, smaller then my 300. It quickly fell apart. I am not looking for anything new and fancy.. just something that is durable and works. I am not sure if all the newer Garcia and Penn reels are junk.. Any thoughts on an older (not collectible) reel? I was looking at some of the Garcia Cardinal and Penn Reels. Not sure what model is small and durable. thanks 
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September 29th, 2004, 03:23 AM
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Looking for a replacement Crappie bluegill reel
I guess the Penn 4300SS looks like it should be ok.
Spooled with 4lb test line. Anyone know if extra spools can be ordered? fishhead wrote: I have and use Garcia baitcasters and Mitchell 300 reels for Bass. I bought a newer Mitchell reel, smaller then my 300. It quickly fell apart. I am not looking for anything new and fancy.. just something that is durable and works. I am not sure if all the newer Garcia and Penn reels are junk.. Any thoughts on an older (not collectible) reel? I was looking at some of the Garcia Cardinal and Penn Reels. Not sure what model is small and durable. thanks
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October 1st, 2004, 06:05 PM
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Looking for a replacement Crappie bluegill reel
I have had pretty good luck with the Pflueger Trio spinning reels. The size
20 should be great for gills and crappie, with a good enough drag to play the occasional bass that wanders through you favorite slab spot. -- Free Lures Drawing Weekly Active Forums www.YumaBassMan.com
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October 1st, 2004, 08:43 PM
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Looking for a replacement Crappie bluegill reel
Who makes them now?
I thought they were purchased by another company Bob La Londe wrote: I have had pretty good luck with the Pflueger Trio spinning reels. The size 20 should be great for gills and crappie, with a good enough drag to play the occasional bass that wanders through you favorite slab spot. -- Free Lures Drawing Weekly Active Forums www.YumaBassMan.com
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October 5th, 2004, 12:47 AM
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Looking for a replacement Crappie bluegill reel
Still says Pflueger on the box. Other than that I can't tell you.
"fishhead" wrote in message ... Who makes them now? I thought they were purchased by another company Bob La Londe wrote: I have had pretty good luck with the Pflueger Trio spinning reels. The size 20 should be great for gills and crappie, with a good enough drag to play the occasional bass that wanders through you favorite slab spot. -- Free Lures Drawing Weekly Active Forums www.YumaBassMan.com
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