Ross Cimarron Creek x Coors Banquet 2/3 Fly Reel
Introducing the Ross Cimarron Creek x Coors Banquet Reel—a reimagined classic built for purists who value feel over frills. Designed and machined in Montrose, Colorado, this new lightweight click-pawl reel delivers crisp audible feedback, smooth controlled tension, and a clean, minimalist design that shines on small streams, alpine lakes, and trout-focused waters.
This release marks year three of the Ross x Coors Banquet partnership, celebrating shared Colorado heritage and craftsmanship. Inspired by the iconic top of a Coors Banquet bottle cap, every reel is machined, anodized, and laser-engraved in Montrose, Colorado.
With every reel sold, a portion of proceeds is donated to Trout Unlimited to support river conservation and protect cold, clean water for future generations.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | Cimarron Creek x Coors Banquet 2/3 |
| Weight | Approx. 6.8 oz (192 g) |
| Reel Type | Click-pawl fly reel |
| Material | Aluminum body, anodized finish |
| Origin | Machined in Montrose, Colorado |
| Finish | Laser-engraved with Coors Banquet cap design |
| Donation | A portion of proceeds supports Trout Unlimited |
FAQ
What makes the Cimarron Creek x Coors Banquet reel different from other Ross reels?
This reel features a minimalist design inspired by the Coors Banquet bottle cap, with a click-pawl mechanism that provides crisp feedback and smooth tension control. It is machined and anodized in Montrose, Colorado, maintaining the brand’s commitment to craftsmanship and precision.
Is the reel suitable for small streams and trout fishing?
Yes, the lightweight design and smooth action make it ideal for small streams, alpine lakes, and trout-focused waters where sensitivity and control are essential.
Where is the reel manufactured?
Every Cimarron Creek x Coors Banquet reel is machined, anodized, and laser-engraved in Montrose, Colorado.
Edward Butler –
The reel feels perfectly balanced and responds well to light flies. The click-pawl action is precise and gives clear feedback. It’s a great fit for small streams and trout fishing. The design is simple but elegant, and the Coors Banquet detail is a nice touch.
Jason Alsop –
I’ve used several Ross reels, and this one stands out for its smooth performance and lightweight build. The anodized finish holds up well, and the attention to detail in the engraving is impressive. A true Colorado-made product.
Warren Forsyth –
Great for trout fishing in quiet waters. The action is responsive and the weight is manageable. A bit more expensive than basic reels, but the craftsmanship and heritage behind it justify the price.
Lauren Welch –
The click-pawl gives a satisfying click when the line is set. I love how it performs in still water with small dry flies. The design is clean and functional, and it feels like a piece of outdoor history.