Ross Reels Cimarron Fly Reel
The original Ross Cimarron reel was introduced in the 1980’s, and quickly became a hallmark of the Ross brand. We’ve come a long way since that era in our history, and we felt it’s now better than ever to introduce a reel with the same name to honor this timeless classic.
The Cimarron opens up the gateway into the Ross Reel family. At a $295 price point, this reel provides a high quality drag system based on our renowned Animas reel, anodized frame and spool, premium textured cerakote drag knob for easy adjustments and durability against any drops and dinks.
- Bronze cerakote drag knob
- Brown canvas micarta handle
- Escapement cover cerakoted for additional durability and finishing
- Strategically enhanced frame walls designed for additional durability
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Drag System | Based on Animas reel technology |
| Frame | Anodized |
| Spool | Anodized |
| Drag Knob | Textured cerakote, bronze finish |
| Handle | Brown canvas micarta |
| Escapement Cover | Cerakoted for durability |
| Frame Walls | Strategically enhanced for strength |
FAQ
What makes the Cimarron reel different from other Ross fly reels?
The Cimarron features a drag system derived from the Animas reel, anodized frame and spool, and a textured bronze cerakote drag knob for durability and ease of adjustment. The frame walls are strategically enhanced for strength, and the escapement cover is cerakoted for added protection.
Is the drag system adjustable?
Yes, the premium textured cerakote drag knob allows for easy and precise adjustments, making it suitable for a variety of fishing conditions and line tensions.
What materials are used in the construction of the reel?
The reel features an anodized frame and spool, a bronze cerakote drag knob, and a brown canvas micarta handle. The escapement cover is also cerakoted for added durability.
Mary Miller –
I’ve used the Cimarron reel for several seasons now and it’s proven reliable in both stillwater and moving water. The drag system holds strong under pressure and the handle feels solid. The cerakote finish resists scratches and stays in great condition even after frequent use.
Justin Abraham –
This reel delivers on the classic Ross reputation. The drag is smooth and responsive, and the textured knob makes adjusting tension a breeze. I appreciate the durability of the anodized components and the overall build quality.
Stewart James –
It’s a solid choice for intermediate anglers. The weight is well balanced and the reel performs consistently in different conditions. A bit heavier than some entry-level models, but worth it for the quality and reliability.
Jennifer Morgan –
The Cimarron feels like a true heir to the original model. The craftsmanship is evident in every detail. I’ve had it in two different water bodies and it’s held up well in all scenarios.