8wt. fly reels 7/8wt - The Patriot Reel w/ Line This system houses a powerful multi Sage Enforcer Fly Reel -

Jason loved spending time on the river, being on the houseboat and riding his motorcycle

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In deep water, like in Nicola Lake where 80 to 100 feet depths are common, you need that type of line as the regular monofilament line will act far too slowly to set the hook on the fish

Large arbor reels are popular because: They store your fly line in larger coils, reducing line memory problems They retrieve faster due to the larger spool size The drag operates more smoothly because the wider spool creates less start up inertia When choosing a reel, it is imperative to first decide what fish you want to target John Horsey Types of drag systems used on fly reels The simplest drag is the click-and-pawl system whereby a spring pushes the pawl into a gear on the reels spool to create both tension and a clicking noise as line is pulled off the reel