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        <![CDATA[ Hi,  I have 2 narrow drum hardys, a perfect and a uniqua at 3 5/8 inches.    These reels dont have a lot of line capacity,  I havent properly spooled one yet
but I would guess  max 6 weight plastic line with reasonable amount of backing.   That makes the reels pretty big and heavy for a fairly small weight line,
probably balancing 8.5 to 9 foot cane or glass rods.  I was wondering who uses this reel size, and what rods you match them to?  Thanks,  Don  ]]>
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			<title><![CDATA[ Re: 3 5/8'' narrow drum reels ]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[ Thanks guys maybe the perfect has more capacity than the uniqua. The uniqua wouldnt take 30 years of backing plus a peach 8wf.  I think the other part of the
answer is that this size was designed in the days of the smaller diameter silk lines.  I just stuck both of them on an older 8 ft glass rod and they balance it
nicely at the tip end of the grip.  That rod has a fairly fat handle so the reels look like they fit too.  I have some 8 ft cane rods that will work too. 
Looks like a nice bass... ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ I have a 3 5/8&quot; Perfect and can fit a standard WF 8 floater plus 100 yards of 20 dacron.   Of course you can get more backing by using gel spun or by
cutting off  10-15&#39; of running line from a WF, depending on how far you can cast.  The 3 5/8&quot; Perfect was a standard for west coast steelhead fishing,
using shooting heads, and is well suited to 9&#39; 8 wt. rods.
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			<title><![CDATA[ Re: 3 5/8'' narrow drum reels ]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[ The 3 5/8 is a good steelhead size for a seven wt or six.  probably match up well to a 10&#39; 7wt graqhite.
<br>
<br>
Russell
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			<description><![CDATA[ Hi,  I have 2 narrow drum hardys, a perfect and a uniqua at 3 5/8 inches.    These reels dont have a lot of line capacity,  I havent properly spooled one yet
but I would guess  max 6 weight plastic line with reasonable amount of backing.   That makes the reels pretty big and heavy for a fairly small weight line,
probably balancing 8.5 to 9 foot cane or glass rods.  I was wondering who uses this reel size, and what rods you match them to?  Thanks,  Don ]]></description>

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