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Topic: Need a new saltwater reel  (Read 6392 times)

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li-orca

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  • Date Registered: Nov 2019
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Daiwa Lexa. Had it for a year so far and going strong. Love the line counter too. I don’t know if they’re rated for hard core submersion in salt water but so far holding up nice.
Luck favors the prepared

2019 Revo 16


Mark L

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Daiwa Lexa. Had it for a year so far and going strong. Love the line counter too. I don’t know if they’re rated for hard core submersion in salt water but so far holding up nice.

This thread is about fly reels, however I am addicted to line counters on conventional reels.
2018 Eddyline Yellow Caribbean 14 Angler
2024 Stealth Elite 530


Eddie

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Seigler has a salt fly reel option.  Well made stuff, I have a conventional sgn and it is a beast.
“I’m going fishing.”  They said, “we will go with you.” 
John 21:3

Stealth Pro Fisha 475
Jackson Kraken 15
Native Manta Ray 12.5
Werner Cyprus 220cm


Tinker

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You're still talking about this, huh?  I still appreciate the suggestions since I now have a Granddaughter trying out kayak fly fishing.

I went with the advice from Headwaters and bought an Orvis Hydros.  Cheap, dependable, sealed, and did I say cheap?  I won't spend a week sobbing onto my pillow if I lose it.