Pflueger® President® 6900 Series Spinning Reels
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- Lightweight graphite body
- Corrosion-resistant stainless steel main shaft and components
- Nine stainless steel ball bearings (model 6920 has seven)
- One instant anti-reverse bearing
- Machined, ported, double-anodized-aluminum spool
- Braid-ready spool
- Ti-coated spool lip and line roller
- Smooth multi-disc drag
- Solid aluminum bail wire
- Sure-Click Bail® with audible signal
- Soft touch knob
- On/off anti-reverse
- Converts to left- or right-hand retrieve
Smooth performance at a great value! Lightweight graphite body is fortified with a corrosion-resistant stainless steel main shaft and components and equipped with nine stainless steel ball bearings (Model 6920 has seven) and one instant anti-reverse bearing. Machined, ported, double-anodized-aluminum spool is braid-ready. Ti-coated spool lip and line roller; smooth multi-disc drag; solid aluminum bail wire; Sure- Click Bail® with audible signal; soft touch knob; on/off anti-reverse.
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Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 141
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by six6foot Great Reel
If first usage is a great indicator, this reel is going to be a pleasure to use. Smooth retrieve, the drag was perfect, and it's balance is awesome. Used this reel on Lake Mead, did some trolling and some lure flipping with it. Handled the few catches I had with ease. Excellent reel. Can't wait to get it back on the water.
June 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by robsp Great Product for the Price
You simply can't beat this reel for the price. Very smooth, very well made. Will buy more of them.
June 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Durf Just bught
Just bought the 6930 version a couple of weeks ago and am very impressed! Plan on buying Pflueger reels from now on!
June 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by gutterfalcon President Reel
I got a small one. Put it on a 7 ft. UL Ugly Stik for Crappies. 4 # test. It worked great, after....I guess cause it's reversible, I'm right handed the handle didn't stop in reverse. So I tighten it down fairly tight,(I was afraid to break it, felt like plastic) then it worked great, caught crappies, perch, shad all day long.
June 11, 2013
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My son and I have two rods for vertical jigging for walleyes: St. Croix Avid AVS60LF (6', light power, fast action# and a G Loomis IMX SJR 721 #6', light power, fast action#. We have used a Pflueger President 6730 with 10 lb Suffix832 and a 12lb fluro leader on both rods. Overall, happy with the set ups.But, the 6730 weighs 9.1 oz. I am wondering if a new President, either a 6920X or 6925X, would be better and offer more balance because they are lighter.
Any comments or recommendations? Other reels I might consider if I am changing?
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If you are thinking about switching reels the Team Daiwa Legalis and the Shimano Sedona FD are very good reels for around the same price.
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Yes I would recommend the Plfueger President for it light weight and quality constructionA:Â
I have had a 6730 for about 2 years and it broke just after it was a year old.If it were me, I'd look at different reels. They Pflueger just doesn't seem to have the durability, but it was a nice reel while it lasted. And for a light rod, I'd go 25x size.
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I've used both now and I have to say, for the money you can't go wrong with the President. I've been using the 6935 for about six months now and it is honestly the best spinning reel I've ever used. Pflueger makes a great product.A:Â
The Trion is a good entry level reel, but the President is MUCH more reel for the money, and should outlast the Trion by a factor of two or more, based on my experience with both reels. There's really not much of a comparison between them.A:Â
The president. I'm a believer now. Smoother than any shimano you'll use. I've not used the trion but would be safe to say spend about 20 more bucks and you'll be glad you did.
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The President is a bit tighter and a bit more solid. The styling is also a bit more attractive to me. But, the bottom line is that they are both excellent reels: The top in their perspective price categories. It comes down to how often you use the reel and for what specific purpose. The President has more BB and may be a bit stronger, but both reels are excellent values. I own both and have been happy. My suggestion would be to purchase the Trion GX7 if you fish less frequently, but get the President if you are on the water a lot.Details:Â
I just picked up a new President 6935 and am excited to put it to use. What rod are you using this with? I'm fishing mostly lakes and large rivers (the Pamlico in eastern NC) for panfish and bass. I want an affordable rod that will be a great match for this reel. Thanks!Answers
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I would highly recommend a 6'6" or 7' medium action BPS Bionic Blade. Great quality rod, I have two of them. Better grab it while it is still on sale, its a steal at $59.97.A:Â
the Bass Pro Graphite Series is a good match for that reelA:Â
Personally, I use a 7'2 shimano convergence rod medium action. They usually run about $70 bucks.Works great. Light line.8 pound test. But I use this combo for drop shotting, shaky head and Texas rig. Hope this helps!
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i would use an ugly sik lite, i use a 6'6'' medium action rod. it has a very good lure weight (1/8-5/6) it has enough guides, and it is long enought to make really long casts (plus its only like $30)A:Â
I have all but one of my presidents on St. Croix premiers. Great rods.A:Â
I paired mine up with a shimano sellus worm and jig rod. great set up. overpowering the largies.A:Â
I recently bought a Quantum Energy PT 6'6" medium action. It's a sweet rod for this reel. But they have discontinued this model... might be able to find one in stock somewhere. Not sure what the Quantum replacement rod is... but it will be a good one tooAnswers
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unfortunately it does notA:Â
No spare spools.A:Â
No when I bought mine it didn't have a spare spool in the package, but I have had mine president for over a year now and have never had a problem with it whatsoever! Hope this helps!A:Â
Mine did not come with one, but they are available for next to nothing.A:Â
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This reel does not come with a spare spool.Answers
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i would say anything between 15-30A:Â
Drop shotting is a "finesse" technique. Therefore, the "feel" involved is often subtle, and very light. This means that a lighter rod and reel is an advantage, especially if you fish long days. Therefore, I'd get the 30 size, and load it with 10 or 15 lb. Power Pro or Tuff Line, or maybe one of the new smooth braids (less guide noise). 20 lb. wouldn't be a bad choice for snaggy areas, though. Tie 2-6' of fluoro for a leader with a double uni knot, and you've got no-stretch, and tremendous feel for the bottom as well as light or subtle bites. Just my 2 cents' worth.
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well first of all, you dont want to use braid for a drop shot (or any thing for that matter) i recomend 8lb florocarbon. use florocarbon because when you are using a drop shot you want it to go to the bottom. use the 8lb modelA:Â
there is no good answer to that question. Too many factors are in play. depth, bait, species, etc. At the Price though, you can get two different sizes, and set up up to cover the spectrum.Answers
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if you are fishing for bass, you need to purchase the 6935 model. it hols 8lb. monofilement/ florocarbon and that is tought enought to hold big fish and is very lightweight (i recomend excel brand monoflement fishing line)
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The 6930 or 6935 for large bass.Answers
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Yes, without question you can. However, the 6930 may be a more ideal model, which will provide more stability and control with the bigger fish along with additional line capcity.A:Â
yeahwhether its smallmouth or largemouth
i even use it for smaller catfish
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i guess you could, but would have to set your drag very low. i recoment the 6935 it holds 8lb. test monofilement/ florocarbon and that is big enought to hold big fish. (i recomend excel brand monofilement fishing line)A:Â
absolutly
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yes
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Additionally, a small reel such as the 6925 may be used for ultralight (finesse) applications such as float and fly or possibly in the situation of small lure fishing situation. Please see the previous answer for a more rounded reel.
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The 6930 or 6935 model Pflueger® President® 6900 Series Spinning Reel would be best for Bass fishing.Answers
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Yes, which is a great option to go with, its what I use myself :)A:Â
i use 8so i would say yes
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The 6930 can hold 130 yards of 8 pound test line. I have that size and it says so on the spool. :)A:Â
Yes, no problem
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It should, I use a 10lb braid and it works fine
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The Pflueger® President® 6900 Series Spinning Reel, model 6930, can support 8 lb. test line.Details:Â
i would like to have a spool for both mono and braid. i would be purchasing the smallest model reel.Answers
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I have the St. Croix Triumph 5' moderate action Ultra light rod. I was wondering what size president reel to get for catching trout, crappie, bluegill, and perhaps the occasional bass. Thanks.Answers
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For an ultralight, go with the 6920 size.
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use the 6925 model, it holds 4lb test and works great for big panfish and even smaller largmouth bassImages for this Answer
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6925A:Â
I have size 20 reels on both a 5 foot 6inch premere and a 6 foot 6 triumph. love them both. going to put my cardinals in a yard sale.
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Please consider the model 6920 or 6925 Pflueger® President® 6900 Series Spinning Reels for use with your St Croix Triumph 5' rod.
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