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jaredluke
12-10-2008, 09:26 AM
Has anyone tried a pfleugar trion? If so are they worth the money?
fishopete
12-10-2008, 10:27 AM
I bought 2 Pfleuger Trion GX-7 reels earlier this year. I have used them only a few times so far, but they seem to be pretty good. Have a nice rotor balance and a smooth drag system. They come with 2 spools, 1 is loaded with 6 kg braid the other with 4 kg mono. Nice to use for soft plastics. I think they are good value, paid under $100 for the 2 of them. Hope to give them a good workout over the next few months.
dreemon
12-10-2008, 10:39 AM
Or are you refering to the overhead round 66 model,
Scott nthQld
12-10-2008, 11:10 AM
I too have a trion GX-7 reel in the 2500 size. Very good reel for the money IMO. I've got one spool loaded with 6lb braid, the other with 4lb. Caught a myriad of species on it, including Barra to 70cm, small jacks, some big grunter, as well as the bread and butter species, had it over 2 years now, fishing plastics, small live baits, small hardbodies. I've got it teamed with a 6'6" strudwick 2-4kg sicstik, great little out fit and handled some great fish on it, best $80 spent on the whole outfit, haven't regretted it once.
jaredluke
12-10-2008, 12:08 PM
I was thinking about matching it up with a trion rod. Anyone experienced this rod
loophole
12-10-2008, 02:11 PM
I was thinking about matching it up with a trion rod. Anyone experienced this rod
Way to go . The Plufger Trion rods Are one of the nicest rods for the price range there in. They will give u plenty of feel as they load up heaps.
Im getting a 2-4kg for xmas. Probs match it up with a Daiwa Excellor.
bayfisher
12-10-2008, 02:16 PM
I was thinking about matching it up with a trion rod. Anyone experienced this rod
I have a couple of trion rods in my collection, imho there pretty good for the money. Most of the pflueger rods are generally pretty good though.
Regards Chris
Little grey men
13-10-2008, 01:14 PM
Nice rods for the money. I've got a trion baitcaster. Caught heaps of bass and yellowbelly on it. I'd get another in a heart beat.
kevvie
14-10-2008, 08:28 AM
Im a full convert of pflueger rods.... for the money they simply cant be beat for factory rolled off-the-shelf equipment. The high modulus HMT graphite is superb and can be found in the president range right up to the top-of-the-line supremes... The only difference is the componentry. All sport silicon carbide guide inserts though...awesome value...
The pflueger reels on the other hand i wouldnt give away to my worst enemy...the baitcasters i hear are not too bad but the spin reels leave alot to be desired...
ant_72
14-10-2008, 08:38 AM
Agree with the guys the rods are top value for their respective price bracket. But never had anything to do with their reels
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