Nautilus X-Series XL Max Fly Reel – The First Cast – Hook, Line

Nautilus X-Series XL Max Fly Reel – The First Cast – Hook, Line and Sinker's Fly Fishing Shop

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Nautilus Fly Reels – The First Cast – Hook, Line and Sinker's Fly Fishing Shop

NOTE:The body of the XL and XL Max is identical. The only difference is the arbor size of the spools. Both spools fit on the same 4' body, so it's

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The Nautilus X-Series is an open-frame reel designed for lightness, strength, drag smoothness, and fast line pick up. The X-Series design has strong

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Nautilus Fly Reels – The First Cast – Hook, Line and Sinker's Fly Fishing Shop

The Nautilus X-Series is an open-frame reel designed for lightness, strength, drag smoothness, and fast line pick up. The X-Series design has strong beams that extend from the center to a wide line guard. These angles allow for rear spool rim protection where the reel typically contacts the ground when the rod is leaned up against a wall or a car. The totally new SCF-X drag is a sealed Teflon and carbon fiber disc drag system.

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The most exciting addition to the Nautilus family is the CCF-X2. The multiple award winning dual action CCF-X2 drag system features twice the drag strength (20lbs+), twice the smoothness and half the startup inertia as the former CCF. The CCF-X2 is featured in 4 sizes – the 6/8, 8/10, 10/12 and Silver King. All reels feature the made-for-fish fighting, big game handle and are fully sealed using our proprietary Activseal technology.

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NOTE:The body of the XL and XL Max is identical. The only difference is the arbor size of the spools. Both spools fit on the same 4' body, so it's

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