SPARE SPOOL ONLY!!!
Redington TILT Spare Spool — Lightweight Freshwater Performance
The Redington TILT Fly Reel delivers quality, performance, and value in a freshwater reel designed for everyday anglers. Built with a lightweight, balanced design and dependable drag performance, the TILT is ideal for trout, panfish, small river steelhead, and all your favorite freshwater species.
Whether you’re pairing it with an ultralight 2-weight for dry flies or a 5/6 for nymphing and streamers, the TILT gives you smooth drag, quick pickup, and reliable performance on every cast.
Dependable Drag for Freshwater Fishing
At the core of the TILT is a smooth, reliable drag system that helps manage runs without surprise backlash. The spool is designed to maintain consistent tension and reduce line shock during fights, making it effective for both quick strikes and longer runs.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Spool Type | Plastic, lightweight |
| Compatibility | Redington TILT Fly Reel |
| Line Capacity | Up to 100 yards (91 meters) |
| Material | High-impact plastic |
FAQ
What is the line capacity of the Redington TILT spare spool?
The spare spool supports up to 100 yards (91 meters) of fishing line.
Is this spool compatible with other reels?
This spool is specifically designed for the Redington TILT Fly Reel and is not compatible with other reel models.
What type of fishing is best suited for this spool?
It is ideal for freshwater species such as trout, panfish, and small river steelhead, especially when using dry flies, nymphs, or streamers.
Heather Nolan –
I replaced the spool on my TILT reel after a few months of use. It fits perfectly and feels lightweight. The drag system works smoothly during a fight with a panfish. No line tangles, and it’s easy to reel in after a strike.
Madeleine Buckland –
The spool is durable and fits without any issues. I use it for dry fly fishing in small streams. It’s a good match for the TILT reel and helps maintain consistent tension during casting.
Max Clark –
Great replacement for my old spool. It’s lighter than the original and feels balanced. I’ve used it for both nymphing and dry fly setups and it performs well in all conditions.