Cheeky Drip Reel
Dripping with style and performance, the new Drip Fly Reel is designed to give the angler a premium feature set at an unprecedented value. Drip Fly Reels have a unique 5-sided porting aesthetic on the frame and spool, creating both a strong and very lightweight reel designed for long days on the water. With a fully sealed, stacked disc drag, this reel combines good looks with the tech to back it up. We developed the Drip reel with a narrower spool width to reduce the tendency of fly lines to stack up asymmetrically when retrieved, and we increased the overall spool diameter to add line retrieval speed.
| Model | Line Weight |
|---|---|
| 325 | 2-4wt |
| 375 | 5-6wt |
| 425 | 7-9wt |
FAQ
What makes the Drip Fly Reel different from other fly reels?
The Drip Fly Reel features a unique 5-sided porting design on both the frame and spool, which contributes to a lightweight yet strong build. It also includes a fully sealed stacked disc drag system and a narrower spool width to prevent line stacking, while a larger spool diameter improves line retrieval speed.
Is the Drip Reel suitable for long fishing sessions?
Yes, the lightweight design and durable construction make it ideal for extended use on the water, allowing anglers to stay comfortable during long days of fishing.
What line weights does the Drip Reel support?
The Drip Reel is available in three models: 325 for 2-4wt, 375 for 5-6wt, and 425 for 7-9wt.
Kylie Edmunds –
I’ve used the 375 model for several weeks on trout streams and it handles the 5-6wt lines smoothly. The spool design prevents line tangles during retrieval, which is a big plus. It’s light enough to carry all day without fatigue. The look is sharp and modern, and the drag system works reliably under pressure.
Heather Howard –
The 425 model works well for larger streams where I need more line capacity. The wider spool helps with faster retrieval, and the sealed drag keeps it running clean even in wet conditions. A bit heavier than the smaller models, but worth it for the performance.
Sean Baker –
I switched from an older reel to the Drip 325 and noticed a significant improvement in handling. The 2-4wt lines stay organized, and the lightweight frame makes it easy to carry on hikes. The aesthetic is clean and stands out on the water.