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Im looking for a quality spinning reel for my new 7 foot MH/F spinning rod.I dont want to spend a whole lot at the most 70 dollars. Im open to any suggestions.

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I have two Shimano IX reels (4000 and 2000) that you can find at Bass Pro $15 each.  I've used them for 3 or 4 seasons now and never had a single problem.  I also have a Plueger Trion which has worked just as well for a couple seasons, but at 1/3 or 1/2 the price I find it hard to beat the IX series.

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I just purchased a lews speed spin Jason christie g2 from Wal-Mart.  I used it this past weekend and really like it.  It's very smooth and looks great. 

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The new Shimano Sedona FE is a bargin at $70, a little above your budget.

Tom

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1 hour ago, Steveo-1969 said:

Pflueger President is hard to beat at $60.

can't go wrong with this route....  or if you find a good deal on a supreme, scoop one of those up.

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30 minutes ago, WRB said:

The new Shimano Sedona FE is a bargin at $70, a little above your budget.

Tom

I have been looking at it i have two shimano siennas that are pretty darn good reels for $30

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34 minutes ago, WRB said:

The new Shimano Sedona FE is a bargin at $70, a little above your budget.

Tom

I have been looking at it i have two shimano siennas that are pretty darn good reels for $30

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20 minutes ago, greywalls said:

Define "a whole lot" of money.  Suggestions @ the $50, $100, $150 and $200 price points (all, commonly regarded as "not a whole lotta cash") will vary...  

"at the most 70 dollars"

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I have two presidents.  Buddy of mine has a president and a trion.  Extraordinarily smooth, good drag.  Have used the pooh out of them.  Most people seem to think the president performs like a reel in the $100 price range.

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3 hours ago, Jake the Cake said:

I have two Shimano IX reels (4000 and 2000) that you can find at Bass Pro $15 each.  I've used them for 3 or 4 seasons now and never had a single problem.  I also have a Plueger Trion which has worked just as well for a couple seasons, but at 1/3 or 1/2 the price I find it hard to beat the IX series.

 

Funny, I had one of those $15 Shimanos and it was the worst reel I'd ever used. And I was used to $10-$30 gear back then too. Really put me off of Shimano as a whole.

I would second (or third or fourth) the President recommendation. Super reel for the money, and it's been that way for years.

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FFO tackle has size 35 Pflueger Supreme MGX for 64.88 (and check the banner at the top of their homepage for additional promo discounts):

I prefer a size 30, but a 35 should be good for an MH rod.

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You can also find some good deals on used reels if you keep an eye on the classifieds.  All but one of my spinning reels were purchased off fishing forums' classifieds.

 

 

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I also suggest the Pfluegers, take a look at the President Limited Edition. It's a little less weight and higher gear ration. Also a good looking reel.

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I have a pflueger president, supreme and president limited edition. The limited edition is a great value with a sealed drag, two spools and carbon handle all for 80 dollars. 

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4 hours ago, Steveo-1969 said:

Pflueger President is hard to beat at $60.

this

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I agree with the shimano Sedona . That would be my choice

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I have 4 or 5 Presidents. Can't really see a reason to spend the money on anything more expensive than that now unless I want something really lightweight. I've mainly put them on H2O rods and end up with a combo for just over $100. 

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Another vote for the Plueger President. Best bang for the buck these days. Just as good as any Shimano Sahara or Symetre today. Shimano just increased the price break on these two popular models. I've now become a Pflueger fan! :)

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I had a President, that for some reason just twisted the heck out of my mono.  I know they are well liked reels, and my brothers all use them, but I couldnt get one to work for me.  

I have used spinning gear all my life, and I have never used more of a line twisting reel.  Took it back and went with the Sedona. YMMV

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