Sprint Heavy Duty Saltwater Fly Fishing Reel

     

★★★★★

Esteban Delgado

Fly Fishing with my two loves. Extreme Rod & Eco Reel - Blackstar Rod & Toro Reel - Skyhigh Rod & Sprint Reel, Excellent Maxcatch Products.

★★★★★

Mya Martinez Molina

Caught a lot of little bows in Lake at 13000 feet, gear rod: sky-high 6wt Reel: Maxcatch sprint, flie: cinnamon caddis. Great day, no trophy but a lot of fun.

★★★★★

Brian Ratcliff

Fantastic day teaching a friend the art of fly fishing and l got a chance also to shoot some new photos and have a few casts with the new Aspire Rod and Sprint reel from Maxcatch .Such a powerful rod in the 9ft#6 and very light in the hand.

★★★★★

Greg Charles

I have this beautiful Maxcatch Fishing Sprint reel on my desk at work to remind me that the weekend is coming and there is so much more to life than work.
Work keeps the bills paid but fishing keeps the spirit alive.

Check this reel and other truly high quality reels and rods at Maxcatchfishing.com

★★★★★

Ted Davis

Some images from a recent trip. Trying out my new 8wt Advance rod and Sprint reel. I also am getting the hang of single-hand spey line. I'm able to really get those big streamers out there!

Love Maxcatch!!!!!

Now to catch some pike or big browns!

★★★★★

Robert Gonzalez

Pb tarpon from puerto rico salt pro rod and sprint reel

★★★★★
Jonathan Martine
It is exciting to see such a big fish. Nice reel same with my sage reel, 7days to Puerto Rico, With Maxcatch Saltpro

10wwt and Sprint 9/11wt.

★★★★★

Brandon Russel
***Construction***
The reel feels solid, sturdy. It is definitely a machine Cut Aluminum reel, not die cast (more fragile).
The plastic handle feels ok and gives a good grip.
The Counterweight features a special joint that help block the line, smart and useful. Can be removed.
***Weight***
It is still really light. They did a great job at removing useless weight. The 10WT weight 206 grams, it is very good.
***Design***
Open Frame design. Pretty cool looking:).
All piece are precisely cut and the Spool turns straight, tightly and securely within the frame. The spool is removed

quickly and easily and if needs be, it can switch to right hand retrieve. It is a large arbor with a V design so it can have

fast line pick up and hold a lot of backing.

★★★★★

Paul Chen 

Beautiful day with a beautiful fish, and beautifuly designed Reels the sprint and avid

Sprint Expert Fully Sealed Fly Reel

Offering unparalleled quality and performance for a reel that is affordable for everyone, the Maxcatch Sprint Fly Reel ushers in a new age for enthusiast fly anglers, one where professional-grade fly reels are no longer an unobtainable pipe dream.

Thanks to the implementation of cutting-edge multi-axis machining techniques, the Sprint Reel features an innovative X structure design, resulting in enhanced engineering strength, all without adding any additional and unwanted weight. Furthermore, the reel’s fully-machined high-grade 6061 T6 aluminum construction provides further structural rigidity.

What does this mean for you, our loyal customers? Well, it means you can catch the biggest beasts of the aquatic depths - be they in fresh or salt water – time after time after time without the fear of your reel showing even the faintest signs of wear and tear. With the Sprint, you’ll get the ultimate fly-fishing experience that won’t take you a lifetime to save up for!

• Supreme Build Quality-The Sprint Fly Reel is forged from fully-machined high-grade 6061 T6 aluminum, making this the toughest reel we’ve ever produced.
• The X Factor- Innovative X structure design, resulting in enhanced engineering strength without any additional weight gain.
• Durable Drag System:-The Sprint’s carbon, cork and stainless-steel disc drag system gives you the power the battle the biggest fish while also providing a smooth turning drag.
• V is for Victory-Deep V-spool design results in greater line capacity – ideal for large rivers and ocean fishing.
• Perfect Protection-Rubber inlay on the reel’s button allows you to seamlessly fix the line to the reel without the fear of scratching your flies on the reel’s surface.