penn 704

[broschro]

After doing a couple of these for a friend, I had to have one. This thing is a beast and has plenty of stopping power I can't wait to try it.I went with the manual pickup conversions pretty cool.

[broschro]

I'm going to fill it with 40# braid with a 6ft 50 pound fluorocarbon leader.this will be my cobia rod and reel.

[Alto Mare]

That's a workhorse on its own, these will help though. I believe I already mentioned it to you....great reels!

[broschro]

Sal that's exactly what I did it pulls off 15 pounds with ease! very smooth.wouldn't doubt this thing to push 25 pounds

[johndtuttle]

The epitome of brutal reliability. A masterpiece of simplicity and function.

[Dominick]

The epitome of brutal reliability. A masterpiece of simplicity and function.

and it works good and you can fish with it.    Dominick

[fIsHsTiiCkS]

The epitome of brutal reliability. A masterpiece of simplicity and function.

and it works good and you can fish with it.    Dominick

Haha

[Marlinmate]

Any interest in the original bail less Penn reel...the 706?   I have 2 Penn 706z's with torpedo handles.

[johndtuttle]

Any interest in the original bail less Penn reel...the 706?   I have 2 Penn 706z's with torpedo handles.

Guys buy and sell them all the time at Stripersonline.com where the biggest following for the reels is pretty much. Ebay of course as a last resort.

The reintroduced reels sell at ~$200 but the resale on old ones is in the $50 to $75 range mostly it seems.