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alfredo01
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 Posted: Sat 02/06/10 7:46 pm Post subject: Saltwater Fly Fishing Reel Selection Advice? |
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hi there, i live in the caribbean surrounded
with dolphin, all sizes of tarpon, snook, tuna, permit
etc. i want to know what brand of reel has a good drag
and line capacity. actually i am starting with this of the fly fishing
about 3 years ago, i have a orvis large arbor battenkill I, wf9,
i know the nautilus reels, abel, tibor, etc but i am most interesting in
mid priced reels
thanks. |
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stoneyfly
Location: Rocky Mountains
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| Posted: Tue 02/16/10 11:25 pm Post subject: |
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kory_k
Location: New York, NY
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| Posted: Wed 02/17/10 8:35 am Post subject: |
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| I would look at both Waterworks Lamson reels or Ross Reels. They both have a range of different models for good price points that hold up very well and perform great in saltwater. Both also have very good lifetime warranties. |
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flies4fun
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| Posted: Thu 02/18/10 2:07 pm Post subject: Lamson Lightspeed 4 |
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| For 9 wt - 11 wt I would strongly recommend Lamson Lightspeed 4 - same drag as their more expensive models and indestructable finish |
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stoneyfly
Location: Rocky Mountains
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| Posted: Thu 02/18/10 7:02 pm Post subject: |
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There is a web store out there called DEALS ON THE FLY. Need to check it out. It is a one item at a time, but killer deals. Last night there was a Hardy reel for a killer price...it might be back, but at any rate, check this out:
http://www.fishwest.net/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=HA25UNIR |
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ifsteve
Location: Idaho
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| Posted: Thu 02/18/10 10:20 pm Post subject: |
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Check out the price that Red Truck Flyfishing has on Abel Super 10 and Big Game 4 reels. And I know I will get blasted for this but here goes.
If you are going to be serious about saltwater flyfishing, especially if you want to try and catch a tuna, then forget "mid priced reels". Tuna will eat you up. |
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chefboyardee
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| Posted: Tue 02/23/10 5:48 pm Post subject: |
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| just got back from the fishwest.com website great deals and really good guys to deal with, bought three reels and they will spool it with backing and line for 35 bucks....no shipping and the bonefish rio line they are putting on it is 74.95 on the net and the reel is 134.95 for the hardy name and the line is a great deal cant wait to get to cayo coco for the bonefish and tarpon in april |
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stoneyfly
Location: Rocky Mountains
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| Posted: Tue 02/23/10 5:50 pm Post subject: |
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| chefboyardee wrote: | | just got back from the fishwest.com website great deals and really good guys to deal with, bought three reels and they will spool it with backing and line for 35 bucks....no shipping and the bonefish rio line they are putting on it is 74.95 on the net and the reel is 134.95 for the hardy name and the line is a great deal cant wait to get to cayo coco for the bonefish and tarpon in april |
Right on! |
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