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the longest lasting and also some of the smoothest reels are penn imo, but for baitcasters i like pfleuger. and this is a bass fishing forum so pflueger got my vote.

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I voted pfluger because I am a big pfluger fan and own 2 casting reels of theirs(President and Supreme) and also 2 spinning reels of theirs(President and Medalist) There reels are made as high quailty as shimanos are and are a much better price. But once you get up to the calais or the chronarchs and even the curados I dont think shimano can be beat

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shimano all the way! hey kfx400rob, shimano makes the best reels, PERIOD! and their reels arent over priced when you get what you pay for and your paying for a reel that will last for a lifetime with zero or minor problems.

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   shimano all the way! hey kfx400rob, shimano makes the best reels, PERIOD! and their reels arent over priced when you get what you pay for and your paying for a reel that will last for a lifetime with zero or minor problems.

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I use both high-end Shimanos(Anteres ARs & Calais) and Daiwas(JDM models).  The Shimanos are built like the finest bank vaults and Mercedes Benzs while the Daiwas are built like a Corvette(sleek and quick/fast).  I voted for Shimano ;).

Dan

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I voted for shimano. I kinda dont agree wit the person who said their cheap stuff is junk. I bought a ten dollar reel bout 5 years ago and its still working perfectly now:). But i wanted an upgrade so i bought a penn.

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I like them all, Voted for Daiwa.I have , or had a lot of different brands, but they are all good. I have a Pflueger President that is one of my favorites as well as the Abu Revo. ;D

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shimano all the way! hey kfx400rob, shimano makes the best reels, PERIOD! and their reels arent over priced when you get what you pay for and your paying for a reel that will last for a lifetime with zero or minor problems.

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agreed. Shimano is a great reel for my loot.

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i have a diawa ss spining reel and it is a peice of crap but keep in mind its realy old, i dont realy have anything against daiwa. i realy like my penn slammer, and my bros pflueger is great. but shimanos cheep stuff realy is junk, my brothers 40$ shimano fell apart, the drag clicker broke, it sounds like shaking a spray can whene u reel it in and it clunks. my vote would go for pflueger. a shimano of the same quality as a pflueger costs way more

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I voted for Shimano. Their spinning reels have never let me down. I have Symtre that has seen a lot of saltwater action, and it is still smooth as can be. For baitcasters, I don't have much experience but I like Abu Ambassader round reels. 

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Every rod I own except for 2 have a quantum reel on it...I wouldnt think of switching..........I love them to death........My 2 favorites are the energy pt(I have 3) and the tour edition(1).........the energy pt is by far the best reel I have used.............Just my .02............

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#1 and #2 - Daiwa and Shimano are the leaders in bass fihsing reels IMO.

#3 - Quantum finally has some good reels IMO with the Tour and Energy PT models.

#4 - Abu Garcia is much different now that they are owned by PureFishing.  There will never again be Abu's like the older ones from pre-PureFishing days.

Brad

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