Lamson Fly Fishing ha
s select Liquid & Remix Fly Fishing Reels and Storage on sale as listed below.
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I switched to all tibor reeels (still have Lamsons) and they are vastly superior and can be beaten up and dunked in saltwater and still work.
Just don't buy these for saltwater.
Edit: these reels are for light use. I do not recommend die cast reels that are then machined. I recommend buying reels that are machined from T6061 (at least) alumnimum bar stock. Lamson has a pretty good drag that is smooth and consistent across its settings because they use a unique conical drag design. I am impartial to cork draw bar systems but I have always been impressed by their drag. The rest is pretty much OK but not outstanding and those put for sale are not very sturdy. I like my reels to have a caged frame, no back holes and using type III anodizing if offered as a finish. I also like my reels to have no ball bearings for either the one way drive (I prefer dogs over clutch which means bearings) and bronze bushings. Now, I did convert most of my reels ball bearings to ceramic bearings but this comes at a cost matching the cost of those lamson reels alone for just a set of bearings. Bad bearings is the number one failure with fly reels.
I switched to all tibor reeels (still have Lamsons) and they are vastly superior and can be beaten up and dunked in saltwater and still work.
Just don't buy these for saltwater.
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I do almost exclusively salt water fly fishing now.
Caught a 100 lb tarpon unexpectedly on a 7 wt tibor reel that handled it fine. Just caught a 27'' bone fish in Turks last week.
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