Get Bauer Sst Fly Reel

0:33 3:37 And then put it in your tap. Water. So i'm just gonna break down my reel get all the littleMoreAnd then put it in your tap. Water. So i'm just gonna break down my reel get all the little components. Out. And we're gonna let that soak for about 10. Minutes.

0:13 1:11 On. You should snap right in place. Again. All you do put your fingers out on the frame like thisMoreOn. You should snap right in place. Again. All you do put your fingers out on the frame like this and press on the spool with your thumbs.

Made in the U.S.A. U.S. Patent #5921492 JM, MSL and MXP SPOOL REMOVAL: To remove, depress the lever on the drag knob and rotate counter clockwise until it is off the spindle. Remove spool now. To replace, thread the knob onto the spindle clockwise - once the lever clicks past the catch it will not come off.

0:53 2:29 And the smooth. Bit goes at the handle. So the smooth bit where's the handle. If you line that yeah.MoreAnd the smooth. Bit goes at the handle. So the smooth bit where's the handle. If you line that yeah. With a handle. It locks in place nice and locked in place yeah. And then just turn it back.

We work with specialty machine shops in the USA to build our unique smooth drag system and in various countries around the world for some of the larger parts to come up with the optimum supply chain for precision-machined parts from the USA and other parts of the world to build these incredible reels.

The fly line is looped or knotted to the backing, the spool of fly line is placed on the ground, and the line is wound onto the reel by passing around the outside of the fly line spool. This causes more line twist than any other method and often times takes a good amount time to remove.