Qlvww~~_6.JPG) | Call them "traditional," call them "workhorses" or "war horses," they are a 17-year old design that's as fresh as today's newspaper. They were innovative when we introduced them in 1987 and even better today. |
!~~_6.JPG) | Silvers, steelhead, and bonefish are the fish this reel was designed to handle. The Super 8 has the capacity to let any of these fish run their heart out, the power to stop them when they head for cover and the smoothness not to part ways with them. |
 | The Martin Caddis Creek™ Fly Reels boasts a lightweight, reinforced aluminum spool with a push-button release. CC61 has metal click drag on the on / off control. The CC65 model features a rim-controlled drag. |
 | The Okuma® SLV fly reel is crafted with multi-disk cork and stainless drag washers and a roller bearing that engages the drag in one direction. The diecast aluminum, super-large arbor spool design includes non-slip, positive grip, rubberized handle... |
 | Okuma has set the standard for what can be expected from a starter fly reel. Whether for a first time fly angler or a river guide looking for something new, the Sierra and Carina series offer quality fly reels at incredible prices. |
| The MacKenzie Super Lite is an evolution of the original award winning MacKenzie. The MSL enhances the features that made the M reel an instant success: lightweight, large arbor, simple and great value. The MSL features the patented recessed star... |
 | Abel’s Standard Arbor Big Game reels have stopped everything from Chinook salmon to 44-inch northern pike to Mako sharks to striped marlin, Pacific sailfish and wahoo. All standard Big Games come with a solid frame. Ported frames are available at a... |
 | This reel will protect even the lightest bonefish tippets, but has the backing capacity to let that blue go to the bottom. With a Big Game 2 on your rod you will feel the security of having true control over the beast on the other end. |
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| Extremely strong and tough for the biggest freshwater fish and big saltwater species including permit, tarpon, and snook. |
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