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Old November 30th, 2003, 05:37 AM
Stephen P. Stoffer
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Default Opinion on Quantum Icon spinning reels.

I just purchased one of these spinning reels from a local Gander Mountain
department store for $30.00, not including the $10.00 rebate. Anyone one
this forum can give me an opinion how they feel about this series of reel
and/or Quantum in general? It appears to be a wonderfully made work of art.
I have yet to test it. I bought it to complement my Okuma Avenger which
unfortunately is no longer as smooth a reel as it has been due to being
submerged too many times while fishing in the river.


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Old November 30th, 2003, 01:31 PM
Rodney
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Default Opinion on Quantum Icon spinning reels.

Stephen P. Stoffer wrote:
I just purchased one of these spinning reels from a local Gander Mountain
department store for $30.00, not including the $10.00 rebate. Anyone one
this forum can give me an opinion how they feel about this series of reel
and/or Quantum in general? It appears to be a wonderfully made work of art.
I have yet to test it.


They just don't hold up,, they are fine for a season or two,, that's it,
go buy another one. they just get sloppy, Well they may last longer, if
not used so much during the year.


I bought it to complement my Okuma Avenger which
unfortunately is no longer as smooth a reel as it has been due to being
submerged too many times while fishing in the river.


That's your fault, you need to re-lube a real after being dunked :-)



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Old November 30th, 2003, 05:51 PM
Bob La Londe
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Default Opinion on Quantum Icon spinning reels.

I like Quantum rods, but they will not take a lot of abuse in the locker.
They have the absolute best feel for the price for fighting medium size
fish. I have not had great luck with Quantum spinning reels. I have 6
Quantum Accurist baitcasting reels, and I like them very much, but two of
them have lost their anti-reverse.


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"Stephen P. Stoffer" wrote in message
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I just purchased one of these spinning reels from a local Gander Mountain
department store for $30.00, not including the $10.00 rebate. Anyone one
this forum can give me an opinion how they feel about this series of reel
and/or Quantum in general? It appears to be a wonderfully made work of

art.
I have yet to test it. I bought it to complement my Okuma Avenger which
unfortunately is no longer as smooth a reel as it has been due to being
submerged too many times while fishing in the river.




 




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