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Reviews (3)
Aug 27, 2019
Great value!
Line appears to be high quality. I haven’t used it fishing yet, but I’m sure it will cast better than the monofilament line i had previously used.
Dec 30, 2020
Direct fit
Was a direct match for my Wheel Horse/Toro with Koehler Magnum 12 hp single cylinder engine.
Apr 15, 2017
Look - Fly Reels are expensive. Right?
I was recently gifted a bamboo fly rod and needed a basic reel to accompany it. I really had no desire to regularly fish the bamboo - I just wanted to take it on my skiff and planned to use it if I got into some small bass or small speckled trout. I would use it, take a quick photo, and retire the bamboo rod back to a nice display case.
Well, when I got this reel I spooled it up and noticed that the drag was STRONG. I don't have a scale to measure it, but the drag was stronger than some of my high end reels (like reels costing upwards of $500.)
Today (4/15/2017) I mated this reel to one of my high end rods. The line cast wonderfully - even in 10 mph winds on the flats of Blackwater Bay. Sadly, I couldn't find any redfish to cast to.
That said, I feel confident that the drag would put the brakes to a redfish with no problem. I plan to buy more of these as "backups" to my expensive reels and to go on the rods that I keep in my truck.