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Redington CD Reel opinions?
Howdy,
I can't locate much feedback on these reels through the archives search here or elseware. Looking for a reel to go on my 8wt ST Croix 8'9" Bob Clouser model rod for Bass and Pike. I was enamered by the fact that it has a cork drag for $140. It is a mid arbor which I wouldnt mind; I don't really need a large arbor for this. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance, Mike |
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Re: Redington CD Reel opinions?
I don't know if it would be considered a new or old model? I am looking at the ones selling right now at Bass Pro Shops; its listed here for you to see:
Redington CD Fly Reel I jumped on the Redington bandwagon five years ago or so with their AL and AS like alot of people; but unlike alot of posters they treated me pretty good. I have a 7/8 AL, 5/6 AS,and a 3/4 AS. All were good except for the 3/4 AS that had to go back to Redington right out of the box because it acted kinda funny. The bummer with that experience was that it got lost under someones desk at Redington for about thirty days. Strange thing was; that it was lost only after it was scanned by UPS; so supposivly it was in route with a tracking number and everything for all that time. I would like to get something from Bass Pro Shops as I have a gift card to use; so another option they carry in this price range ($150 +/- $20) would be a Orvis Batenkill Mid arbor: would this be a better option? Thanks, Mike |
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Re: Redington CD Reel opinions?
Hi low6,
I think you would be well served by the Orvis Batenkill Mid arbor. They have sold a bunch of these reels and I have not heard any negative reports. It seems Orvis has hit a home run with this reel. To my mind it would be a much better choice than the CD reel. Frank
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