The Fario LW
499.99 $ – 649.99 $
The first ever Guideline Fly Reel to be designed exlusively for Trout Fishing. Every detail and every function has been developed with that one thing in mind; to create a perfect, lightweight, cool, dependable and yet solid reel for serious anglers. These reels carry the strong Truss X-construction features from our Vosso reels, but they have been adapted to suit the slender and gracious looks of the Fario LW reel.
Additional information
| Weight | .5 kg |
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| Dimensions | 16 × 16 × 16 cm |
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DESCRIPTION
These reels carry the strong Truss X-construction features from our Vosso reels, but they have been adapted to suit the slender and gracious looks of the Fario LW reel.The recessed reel foot brings the reel closer to the grip for better balance and less torque when casting. A built-in tippet holder keeps loose mono/fluorocarbon ends in place to avoid tangle.
The light, low diameter, waterproof and sealed drag system with a carbon/stainless disc stack generates 1.3 kg drag power for the #24 and #46 model, which is more than enough for any trout fishing.
The 68 size will suit the needs of sea trout- migratory trout and single handed salmon anglers who look for a large arbor, light weight and solid reel with more drag power (2 kilo at spool bottom) than the two smaller sizes. It is also a perfect match with our brand new 10’ ULS Hybrid rods in line weight 7 and 8. Together they form an incredibly light and strong unit for either single hand or Ultra Light Switch work.
The adjustment range of the brake is 360° and offers settings from just short of free-spooling to a firm smooth drag calibrated to suit the expected types of fishing this reel is aimed at. Trophy sized fish with the most delicate tippets? These reels are your best friend! Featuring a slightly oversized spool diameter, Fario LW offer fast retrieve and generous backing capacity. The reel comes with a protective nylon reel pouch that can also be used when the reel is monted on a fly rod.
