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Hello all,
This fall I am trying something new to me - using clicker drag reels for steelhead and big lake run brown trout. I took to this because I am a fan of Hardy reels, and discovered that you gan get used JLH's and Marquis for relatively cheap. I also figured that any reel with a palm flange gives you complete control anyway. Steelhead in the Erie tributaries generally require light tippets(2, 3, and 4X), so there is no need for the drag to bear down very hard. Now, you do want to get the most resistance you can from the spring and pawls, so I shimmed the spring under the adjustment mechanism on my 3 5/8" Perfect. Gives me the tension I need. Just curious if Iam in danger of wearing out the spring. Perhaps Hardy sells heavier springs that may be inserted? Has anybody else tried this trick? Pete Collin |
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