Sage Click Series Fly Reel - Bronze

The larger arbor diameter provides a larger palming area for better control when fighting fish and quicker line retrieval.

Refer to the product specifications or the reel itself for the exact backing capacity, as it varies by reel size.

Rinse the reel with freshwater after each use and dry it thoroughly. Avoid exposing the reel to harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the finish.

Use a fly line that matches the reel's recommended line weight. Check the specifications on the reel or consult a fly fishing expert for guidance.

Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for lubrication. Generally, reels benefit from lubrication after heavy use or at least once per season.

Contact Sage or an authorized dealer for replacement parts.

Check for any obstructions, such as dirt or debris, within the reel mechanism. Clean and lubricate the reel as needed.

Inspect the drag system for damage or wear. Adjust the drag settings to ensure proper function. If the problem persists, the reel may require professional service.

Ensure the line is spooled correctly and that there are no twists or kinks. Check the line guides on your rod for any burrs or damage that could be causing line tangles.