The following subject, Are Hardy Reels Any Good?, will be the subject of the blog post, and it will cover all the relevant information. Continue reading to find out more information. While their vintage catalog is robust, Hardy isn’t just resting on its laurels, either. They’ve put out some of the best dry fly and … Read more
Tibor reels are made “by fishermen for fishermen,” and the Juracsik family is proud their products are 100% “Made in the USA.” With the exception of the ball bearings, every part of every reel is precision machined and hand assembled in their Delray Beach facility. Are Tibor reels sealed? Tibor Signature Series Reels The Signature … Read more
Die-Cast Aluminum – The Zero is built from die-cast aluminum. This aluminum is a lightweight, affordable alternative to machining and is part of the reason the Zero is so the lightest reel in its price range. Redington also uses twin molded, soft-touch handles on the Zero. Every reel comes with a nylon reel case. Are … Read more
Mayfly Group LLC , owner of Abel Reels, has acquired the ross reels brand from Orvis. It was only in June of this year that Orvis acquired Ross as part of its purchase of the Scientific Anglers brand of fly lines. Where are Ross Reels made? Ross Reels are manufactured right up the road in … Read more
All reels are assembled and quality controlled at our facility in Boise, Idaho. Does the Lamson liquid have a sealed drag? Just like the Liquid, the Remix uses the same fully sealed, conical drag system found on every Lamson reel, and is assembled in Boise, Idaho. Who owns Waterworks Lamson? Late in 1998, Waterworks acquired … Read more
Tubefly, I design, engineer and assemble the farlex reels in the Pacific Northwest United States based upon the configuration ordered. What is click and pawl reel? Click and Pawl fly reels are simple reel options for fly anglers who regularly pursue trout and other smaller freshwater fish These reels are typically made with fewer parts, … Read more
How does automatic fly reel work ? The automatic reel is spring-driven. The spring is wound when the fly line is pulled out and recovered by pressing a trigger The spring is released by a knob on the side of the reel. It is important to release the tension on the spring after you rig … Read more