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Welcome to our blog! We will share tips, tricks, and experiences related to the sport of fly fishing. It does not matter if you are a seasoned angler or new, our goal is to have this blog provide valuable information and inspiration for your next day on the water. From choosing the right gear and perfecting your casting technique, to exploring new destinations and learning about conservation and ethics we hope that we'll help improve your game.

 

There are several different types of fly reels available on the market, each of which is designed for a specific purpose and type of fishing. Here are a few of the most common types of fly reels:

 

  1. Single-action fly reels: These are the most basic and traditional type of fly reels. Single-action fly reels have a single handle that is used to retrieve the fly line, and the line is retrieved in a fixed ratio to the handle's rotation. Single-action fly reels are generally used for smaller fish and simpler fishing situations.

  2. Multiplier fly reels: These fly reels have a geared retrieval system that allows the fly line to be retrieved at a faster rate than the handle's rotation. Multiplier fly reels are generally used for larger fish and more challenging fishing situations.

  3. Automatic fly reels: These fly reels have a self-retrieval system that automatically retrieves the fly line when the handle is turned. Automatic fly reels are generally used for larger fish and more challenging fishing situations.

  4. Fly fishing reels for children: These fly reels are specifically designed for children and are generally smaller and lighter in weight. They are also easier to use and have a simple retrieval system.

  5. Saltwater fly reels: These fly reels are specifically designed for use in saltwater environments and are generally larger and heavier than freshwater fly reels. They also have a more powerful drag system to handle the larger and stronger fish found in saltwater.

 

By considering the type of fishing you will be doing, the size and weight of the reel, and the retrieval system, you will be able to find a fly reel that is suitable for your needs.