Anyone still fish autos?, Classic Fly Reels
$ 13.50 · 5 (382) · In stock
Loop's immensely popular and reliable Evotec reel series continues its incredible evolution with a sleek, updated design and several upgraded features. The G5 is the fifth generation member of the family, and a worthy successor to the much loved Loop G4. Like its predecessor, it remains very much the workhorse among all fly reels. This latest incarnation features a new brake knob system with thought-through design that will increase your control over the brake, even with cold fingers.
Loop LH Evotech G5 Reel - #4-6 - House of Fly
Anyone still fish autos?, Classic Fly Reels
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Loop's immensely popular and reliable Evotec reel series continues its incredible evolution with a sleek, updated design and several upgraded features. The G5 is the fifth generation member of the family, and a worthy successor to the much loved Loop G4. Like its predecessor, it remains very much the workhorse among all fly reels. This latest incarnation features a new brake knob system with thought-through design that will increase your control over the brake, even with cold fingers.
Loop LH Evotech G5 Reel - #4-6 - House of Fly
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Anyone still fish autos?, Classic Fly Reels
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