DESCRIPTION
The original Bougle was last produced in 1939, and many collectors believe the reel reached both its functional and aesthetic apex, even though few reels were produced that year. Now, the 1939 Bougle Heritage Reel Series pays homage to those rare originals. These reels feature the time tested Mark II check mechanism and are finished with a dark gun metal anodization, reminiscent of the original.
Features
- Classic 1939 style Bougle
- Stunning Gun metal colour scheme
- Sweet sounding, wide ranging check system
- Easily changed from left to right hand wind
- Supplied with Hardy Bros. soft leather sheepskin-lined reel pouch
Reel Specs -
| Model | Line | Capacity | Weight | Diameter |
| HREGMB005 | 1/2/3 | DT2+(25 meters) 20lb | 3.2 oz. | 2 13/16" Baby |
| HREGMB010 | 2/3/4 | DT2+(70 meters) 20lb | 3.60 oz. | 3" |
| HREGMB020 | 3/4/5 | DT4+(100 meters) 20lb | 4.45 oz.
| 3 1/4" |
| HREGMB025 | 5/6/7 | DT6+(70 meters) 20lb | 4.7 oz. | 3 1/2" |
| HREGMB030 | 7/8/9 | DT9+(150 meters) 20lb | 7.20 oz. | 3 3/4" Olympic |
| HREGMB035 | 9/10/11 | DT10+(255 meters) 30lb | 7.9 oz. | 4" |
Match capacity to your line and backing: If you fish longer runs, bigger water, or faster fish, prioritize backing room and clean spool management.
Consider retrieve and line pickup:
Larger spools help pick up slack faster and keep memory down.
Think about how you fish:
Trout and light streamer work can favor lighter reels, while spey and anadromous fishing often benefits from extra capacity and a drag you can set and forget.
Not sure which Hardy reel size fits your rod and line weight?
Call or email us and we’ll help you choose the right model and backing capacity for the way you fish.
Hardy 1939 Bougle H...