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Martin 8D Automatic Fly Reel | 
 enlarge | Brand: MARTIN FLY FISHING
Category: Sports
Buy New: $27.97
New (3) from $27.97
Avg. Customer Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 69939
Media: Misc.
UPC: 010718000131
EAN: 0010718000131
ASIN: B000JM07AW
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Responsive ratchet and pawl brake system | | • | Fast, no-tool takedown | | • | Full free stripping no need to release tension | | • | Built-in clicker | | • | Attractive two-tone finish with drum medallion |
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Product Description
Martin 8D Automatic Fly Reel. The Martin 8D Automatic Fly Reel showcases a quick-acting brake designed to stop retrieve instantly and never needs adjusting. The adjustable trigger can be set to any angle and the reel offers fast, no-tool take-down. Adjustable retrieve trigger has a built-in click. 25 yds. 20-lb. backing, 30 yds. WF6F 3.1-oz. capacity. Order Now! Martin 8D Automatic Fly Reel
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| Customer Reviews:
If you get tired of fly fishing you might use it as a boat anchor. November 22, 2007
0 out of 3 found this review helpful
I have a twenty-five year old Perrine automatic fly reel which weighs an
acceptable eight and a quarter ounces. These Martins are over ten, and for
what practicle reason? So these chimpanzees can armor plate the reel. Why
can't these knuckle heads turn out a decent product at under eight ounces
for crying out loud. They need a stainless steel web body, covered in a
miraculously brand new material, called this, Graphite. What's their
problem. There are other materials to use but jeez, do I have to send them a blueprint. Think lighter, goofballs, lighter. I don't want anything
of over ten ounces on my fly rods. What the heck is your problem, Martin.
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