Force SL II Series Fly Reel - Waterworks Lamson Reel Deal Review

Waterworks Lamson has made a lot of revolutionary and leading edge reels over the years. Not to be forgotten is the ultralight Force SL series of reels and we have the SL II on the bench of the Reel Deal today. Incredibly light, it'll make casting dries, streamers, and euro nymphing for 14 hours a day a piece a cake. enjoy the vid
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[@erhardt1963]

Hi ... Super honest review - thanks. Tommy, Denmark.

[@ccflyca]

Cheers thanks Tommy!

[@PaulTenenbaum]

Wow, I assume when you were talking about those parts flying off on you twice while fishing, they were lost to the river, and you had to end your trip right then. I mean, if you're standing in current and that happens to you, it's game over, right? Unless you've got a spare reel. Imagine that happening on a back country trip, or on any trip for that matter. I would probably start crying if that happened to me on an extended trip out in the middle of nowhere.

[@ccflyca]

Yeah it's a major problem. Both times the pink clutch flew out into the water and luckily both times I was able to find it! A major flaw with these reels on RHW. Thanks for watching

[@communicationiskey-]

Hi, When you set the drag at it’s lightest and you spin the reel, how many turns can you make with the Force by applying a normal amount of spin force ?

[@ccflyca]

It doesn’t free spin very well, maybe between 1 and 2 revolutions