while the okuma is a decent reel but it definitly is not something that is going to
last for more than a couple seasons. at least mine have not.
If youare fishing mainly freshwater i would reccomend the new gear drive or click type
reels being put out by redington.Here is the gear drive:
http://redington.com/geartype.html
Here are the click types:
http://redington.com/clickpage.html
Anyway they are not really that exspensive and have a lifetime warranty. I own a gear
drive reel and love it. The drag has no problem with any fish I have yet to encounter.
Also they look pretty cool and are ight reels.
Just dropped mine the other day and bent it up and redington sent me a brand new one
within 2 weeks. i have really been impressed with redington products as a whole.
-sean
On Thu, 13 Sep 2001 09:05:40
Milburn Nope wrote:
>"I know that many of us on the list are fans of the Okuma Sierra fly
>reels. At $29 they are hard to beat quality wise."
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>Can you switch the Okuma Sierra reel to left hand retrieve?
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>Where the heck can you get one for $29?
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>Thanks-
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