I have owned Able reels since they were introduced currently have 11 and they work and look great . Side note left Heber City after fishing the Provo , jumped on the highway going to the flaming Gourge and saw something in my rear view mirror. It was the two rods I hade been fishing flying through the air off the roof of my Suburban . Long story short when this happens they landed on the reels and flat spotted both reels and did not break the rods . Called Able they said send them to them to see what could be done . A couple of weeks later I received them in the mail , they were able to straighten both of them although both still have the skid marks I’m still using them . My friends always tell me yeh there old school with the cork drag , heavy and expensive and I tell them yup but I have never had a failure , sealed drag reels not the same story . Thanks for the video
LOL at "OK, your Crappie fishing, the reel says saltwater fly". Definitely tell Brian to keep up the ab lib. It keeps me coming back. Even to the missed videos.
A friend just paid $20,000 for a side by side wheeler. I don’t think $1,050 is too bad at all compared to buying a 4-wheeler or a side by side. The reel will definitely last a lot longer than a wheeler will. Thanks, ordering one now!!
New to fly fishing, going to golden, CO to try it for the first time in sept. But I Live on the Louisiana Gulf Coast on the water and will do primarily saltwater fishing I guess for redfish and maybe cobia. It seems like there’s not a perfect rod and reel set up to do both of those, like I would need a four and a seven or eight set up to do both or could I get away with fishing for trout and redfish with like a six?
Tell Able to a sequence engraving of a fly fisher casting or fighting a fish so it's animated like with a cinescope. When you crank or spin it, the graphics move.
🤣🤣🤣 I love the “wheel of flies” thing you added to it. Really made my day buddy.
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I have owned Able reels since they were introduced currently have 11 and they work and look great . Side note left Heber City after fishing the Provo , jumped on the highway going to the flaming Gourge and saw something in my rear view mirror. It was the two rods I hade been fishing flying through the air off the roof of my Suburban . Long story short when this happens they landed on the reels and flat spotted both reels and did not break the rods . Called Able they said send them to them to see what could be done . A couple of weeks later I received them in the mail , they were able to straighten both of them although both still have the skid marks I’m still using them . My friends always tell me yeh there old school with the cork drag , heavy and expensive and I tell them yup but I have never had a failure , sealed drag reels not the same story . Thanks for the video
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LOL at "OK, your Crappie fishing, the reel says saltwater fly". Definitely tell Brian to keep up the ab lib. It keeps me coming back. Even to the missed videos.
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Nice reel. Will add it to my dream list along with a hand made living art pole.
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“Bust a deal, face the wheel!”
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You sorta kinda really just sold me on this reel that I absolutely positively do not need. Shit, didn’t even realize I was in the market for one.
Thanks for watching. Certainly true that you positively don't need this. Want is a different story!!!
Love it. Brian and the dunce hat at 8:04 🤣
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Saw some of those reels years ago. Dave Halbloom was a friend snd fellow Benchrest shooter.
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Lol! I have been waiting all my life for this…
Glad we could help! Thanks for watching.
A friend just paid $20,000 for a side by side wheeler. I don’t think $1,050 is too bad at all compared to buying a 4-wheeler or a side by side. The reel will definitely last a lot longer than a wheeler will. Thanks, ordering one now!!
Thanks for watching and thanks for the support.
New to fly fishing, going to golden, CO to try it for the first time in sept. But I Live on the Louisiana Gulf Coast on the water and will do primarily saltwater fishing I guess for redfish and maybe cobia. It seems like there’s not a perfect rod and reel set up to do both of those, like I would need a four and a seven or eight set up to do both or could I get away with fishing for trout and redfish with like a six?
Thanks for being here. Please give a call to the shop and they will be happy to chat and answer any and all of your questions! That's what they do.
Next life I'll be in a position to buy one❗🤭
Thanks for watching regardless. We'll be here when ready!
Tell Able to a sequence engraving of a fly fisher casting or fighting a fish so it's animated like with a cinescope. When you crank or spin it,
the graphics move.
That’s good! Will follow up on that. Thanks for watching.
@@Madriveroutfitters Better than TV. You have to do something to make it happen.
Would love one some day.
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Wild to me that a reel as expensive as Abel uses a cork drag instead of a greased carbon fiber disc
Old school but still works! Same like Tibor, Shilton and others. If it ain't broke, don't fix it!
Respect
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Oh Man! I wasted my life flipping upside down rocks...
Yep, we all did.
More farting. 😆
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Totally agree Thanks.
I own one of these and could do without the etching fly graphics…Christ! Just make a quality reel.
Pretty sure it's still a quality reel. You'll be fine and no need to involve religion.
Hahaha
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Too expensive for me but to each his own. Ha y’all don’t light a match😂🫢
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