Orvis Hydros Fly Reel
Orvis Hydros Fly Reel
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The Orvis Hydros fly reel remains one of the top choices in its category and price-point. Its sealed drag system, with carbon and stainless steel disc washers, is known for being among the most powerful in the industry, with no start-up inertia. Large arbor size and balanced design make it a great option, providing excellent retrieval rates and reduced line coiling compared to reels with standard arbors. Crafted with precision, this reel embodies top-notch quality.
- Refined, lighter weight large arbor fly reel
- Improved fully-sealed drag mechanism
- Radiused reel foot for kink-free leader protection
- Ergonomically improved, easy to use drag knob
- Zero start-up inertia
- Excellent retrieval rates and less line coiling
- Tool free LH/RH conversion
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