Redington Tilt Nymphing Fly Reels
Featuring an innovative counter balance system to achieve the perfect balance, these reels are perfect for Euro.
We know what keeps you up at night. It’s that feeling of your line going tight and the bend in your rod. It’s the drive to be the top rod, whether it’s at your local comp or just another day out fishing with your friends. The TILT Euro Nymph Fly Reel was designed to give you the unfair advantage you have been looking for. We incorporate three one-ounce removable weights that will allow anglers to dial in any rod and find that perfect balance. The TILT features a fully machined, full-frame narrow large arbor design, which prevents narrow comp line from slipping in between the frame and the spool, with the capability of quick line retrieval.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Counter Balance System | Three one-ounce removable weights for custom rod balance |
| Arbor Design | Full-frame narrow large arbor to prevent line slippage |
| Line Retrieval | Quick line retrieval capability |
FAQ
Can the weights be adjusted for different rod sizes?
Yes, the three one-ounce removable weights allow anglers to adjust the balance for different rod sizes and preferences.
Is the arbor design suitable for narrow comp line?
Yes, the fully machined full-frame narrow large arbor design prevents narrow comp line from slipping between the frame and spool.
Does this reel support quick line retrieval?
Yes, the reel features quick line retrieval capability.




Heather Wilson –
The balance adjustment is spot on for my 7-foot rod. The line doesn’t slip, and the retrieve feels smooth. Great for nymphing in slow-moving streams.
Nicholas Henderson –
I tried it with different rod lengths and the weight system works well. The arbor design keeps the line secure even during long casts.
Ryan Welch –
Perfect for Euro nymphing. The counter balance makes a noticeable difference in how the rod feels when fighting fish.
Thomas Rutherford –
Easy to set up and the line stays in place. I didn’t have to worry about it slipping during casting or retrieval.