Saltwater Fishing Reel How much must one spend to get a quality saltwater fly fishing reel?
I need a resonably priced reel for chasing Tarpon, Snook, and Bonefish. Brand names would be appreciated.
Okuma makes a decent reel for saltwater applications and you could match that up with decent saltwater rod as well. I would get an 8wt or a 9wt. Go to FAOL or outdoorbest.zerofrorums - flyfishing section and search archived posts and ask some questions. I would not target tarpon with anything less than a 10wt rod and reel with a good line. The 8wt or 9wt will cross between salt and freshwater fishing if you want to target peacock bass in Florida or largemouth basss as well. Based on your budget, say $250 look at Cabelas and Bass Pro combos for 8wt and 9wt. Good luck
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I am not a fan of it because it is heavy and you lose the "feel"of the fight but walleye and lake trout are different when hauling up and you wont notice it as compared to say,bass or steel-head.
In my neck of the woods(eastern lake Erie,Niagara river)crawler harnesses are a go-to lure,deep or shallow any time of the season.We catch them deep and shallow as there is a resident population and the big schools that come east from Ohio.The 10 pounders are usually deep but we catch eating size yellows in shallow water on harnesses,rapalas,jigs,even drifted minnows
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