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Conventional and Bait Casting Reel Rebuild Tutorials and Questions => Penn Senator Tutorials and Questions => Topic started by: Landon94 on April 22, 2021, 01:48:55 AM

Title: Showing my Penn Peerless no. 9
Post by: Landon94 on April 22, 2021, 01:48:55 AM
Just wanted to show off my Penn Peerless no. 9. It was my grandfathers and I did a full rebuild with all new grease, oil, drag washers, and a few small metal pieces. I put it on a 6'2" Penn Rampage Jigging rod, medium heavy, moderately fast action. I am running 65lb spider wire blue camo braid.

I used this rod, this past winter, as one of my trolling rods and was able to land a few striped bass between 22 and 28".
Title: Re: Showing my Penn Peerless no. 9
Post by: Wompus Cat on April 22, 2021, 02:41:11 AM
Love the History !
Pass it on  and Good Job on the Restore!
Title: Re: Showing my Penn Peerless no. 9
Post by: Crow on April 22, 2021, 12:55:26 PM
Great to "keep it in the family " !
Title: Re: Showing my Penn Peerless no. 9
Post by: foakes on April 22, 2021, 02:00:04 PM
Very nice work, Landon —

I keep a few of the 9's around for trolling the local lakes for Rainbow & Brown Trout, plus Kokanee.

Works well with lead core, a 10' leader of 6 pound mono, a Speedy-Shiner, mounted on a 7 1/2' Okuma SST rod.

The 9's go back a long ways with Penn — and are a very dependable and capable reel.

Glad you are cherishing both your family's history and Penn's history.

Best, Fred
Title: Re: Showing my Penn Peerless no. 9
Post by: Bill B on April 26, 2021, 01:44:15 AM
Good job on the restore of the old war horse....now it good to go to YOUR grandkids.....Bill