Vision koma - salt water fly fishing reel
I have invested in a Vision Koma for my salt water fly fishing.
It has a great drag, really accurate and the control knob is of a good size so easily adjusted with cold hands!!
For a value for money large arbor reel you cannot beat this in my opinion as it comes with a free spare spool. Due to its diameter it should relive line coil allowing longer more accurate casting.
Having spoken to the supplier they state if its well rinsed it should not be a problem to use this for saltwater applications.
Here is what they say about the reel
A True Large Arbour featuring a powerful drag system with unparalleled smoothness in a beautiful lightweight Aluminium structure.
A blazing retrieve rate and generous line capacity ensure you have the upper hand in any situation. Anodised to a lustrous Titanium finish, this reel not only looks the part but also will out perform any other reel in its category. Di-cast and Machined technology. Lightweight, full Aluminium construction. Micro-adjustable progressive drag. Silent retrieve. Quick change spool runs on sealed bearings.
Easy left/ right hand conversion. Soft PU handle.
Have a look here Sportfish - Online Fly Fishing Superstore and type in the search box Vision Koma
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Time: August 10, 2007, 20:08
[...] bought a new Courtland saltwater fly fishing rod rod a few weeks back to match up with my Vision Koma reel. Its a weight 9 rod and it has alot of power for shooting line into head winds as well as working [...]
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Time: May 4, 2008, 12:52
[...] I have since upgraded to the Cortland CX490, a 4 piece 9′ #9 rod (this fella gives it a nice write up - salt water fly), combined with a large arbour reel, the Vision Koma. [...]
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