TD Zero V Pflueger Trion

ok, just doing a favour for a freind of mine. what would be your preference between these two rods. Daiwa TD Zero 7'0 4-10lb or Pflueger Trion 7'0 2-4kg. the price difference dosnt matter as such. thanks guys.

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Having a Look at both i more

Mon, 2010-07-12 12:49

Having a Look at both i more like the look of the TD zero

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I have that Trion and love

Mon, 2010-07-12 12:54

I have that Trion and love it. Nice and light and whippy enough up top to throw very light stuff! Yet still strong enough to handle anything unexpectably larger. Caught a 6kg snapper and some decant baldies on it up at the Abrolhos on it.

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Same

Mon, 2010-07-12 13:14

Same as goodz, i have one of these and use it for plackies chasing pinks. Handle pinks over 7kg and is an awsome rod for the price!

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td zero is a sweet rod havnt

Mon, 2010-07-12 14:30

td zero is a sweet rod havnt used the pfluegar though

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I've got the Pflueger in the

Mon, 2010-07-12 14:34

I've got the Pflueger in the Asaro Pelagic Series and can very highly recommend it, so I guess the Pflueger Trion would be a good stick too.

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The trion   bought one not

Mon, 2010-07-12 18:20

The trion

 

bought one not to long ago and an awesome rod

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I have a trion 6'6 2-4 kg

Mon, 2010-07-12 18:27

I have a trion 6'6 2-4 kg and absolutely love it, punches way above it's price range

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Trion

Sat, 2010-07-17 14:46

I have got a trion 3-6kg 6'6,with a penn sargus 2000 on it,love it!

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Zero

Sat, 2010-07-17 15:41

Zero

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Trion one of the highest

Sat, 2010-07-24 10:34

Trion one of the highest recommended rods!

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i've got a 6'6 6-12lb zero

Sat, 2010-07-24 17:46

i've got a 6'6 6-12lb zero and i quite like it, but i've felt the 7' 4-10lb zero doesn't feel that great. feels too heavy and sloppy for my liking. probably go the 2-4kg trion, nicer action and feels lighter.

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ive got myself a trion

Sun, 2010-07-25 11:27

ive got myself a trion tournament 2.15 2-5kg spin recenly and for someone who is relativly new to fishing that light its great!! caught a heap of mugils on it and a couple of salmon trout too.

 

they both go hard on the light gear great fun, and how can you beat the price?

cant comment on the zero though