Fly Rod Reel Seat Types

Uplocking are the most common.

Fly rod reel seat types.

Innovative new products continue to prove that the innovation never ceases for alps. Call us 800 546 8922 fax 217 670 2329. We offer a wide range of seats both freshwater and saltwater. The reel seat is one of the most important components of a custom fly rod.

Fly fishing reel seat requirements for custom rod builders can vary greatly depending on the application. From cutting edge reel seat designs to the guide frame materials that are setting new corrosion resistance standards the design team at alps and aid from jaguar design are always striving for fishing rod component perfection. The atlas is rated for rods 4 6wthe second down locking seat that we offer is the pocket seat. Shop reel seats by fishing application.

To some custom builders rod makers and fly fishers choosing the proper reel seat is an important decision that takes reflection and more thought and consideration than just settling for the cheap and easy. Traditional spey or switch. It is the most recognizable component that stands out on a fly rod. Trade trade company trade trade company 2018 antique rod and reels.

Downlocking reel seats when it comes to fly rods there are basically only two types of seats. Uplocking simply means that the locking nut turns towards the grip to lock in the reel. Retail store and phone hours. Choose the right reel seat and your rod will come to life.

The proof fly fishing down locking reel seats come in two styles. Rod building fly tying lure making angler s workshop 580 north st. For example taking a fly rod out to the flats will require an aluminum reel seat or else the seat s exposure to the salty environment will quickly take its toll. Downlocking reel seats when it comes to fly rods there are basically only two types of seats.

See our selection of wood or acrylic inserts to make your rod one of a kind. The first is the atlas which features classic lines a gentle sweeping hood cap and subtle knurling. Uplocking simply means that the locking nut turns towards the grip to lock in the reel.