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Question: can you change it to a right handed reel? thankyou
Document: Whoever "broke it before right after taking it out of the box" is clearly incompetent and shouldn't wield a fishing pole in the first place. This pole is durable, well built and the same goes for the reel. Comes with some pretty reliable fly line and backing. All I've really replaced so far is the leader. I've caught large mouth, brookies and browns on this thing and none have been a match for my first fly rod.Buy it dudes.
I am very pleased with this fly rod.It has instruction booklet and everything I needed to learn to fly fish.I have used it everyday the last 3 days and it works good.the line and everything is already on it so I was able to start fishing right away.
i was goin to try fly fishing and bought this and it is a big pos and the reel will constantly backlash and the pole cannot be cast with
If you have time to concentrate on keeping the fly line from dropping between the spool and reel, where it wraps, rolls and binds before you know it, ok..I'd rather be fishing..
This is a great starter fly fishing package. Just what I needed to get started  Thanks for service. I can't wait to try the new rod and reel out.
Save your money. These Martin combos are junk. If you are just starting out fly fishing the last thing you need is a rod/reel combo that is garbage. It will make the whole experience that much harder and more frustrating. There are starter kits to be had that are of decent quality. Look for a Reddington, Temple Fork Outfitters or Ross.
Yes it will cost you $100 bucks but you get metals over plastic, 9 real flies worth using, rod sleeve, fly box, spare leader, cork over foam, nice reel, and a case that will hold every bit that I just listed out and a "lifetime warranty on the rod". So save your pennies if you are on a budget (I am disable and retired)like most of America.
Im with the guys that are having problems with the reel. The spool couldve been designed alot better. You basicaly have a wedge at the edge for the line to get directed into that gap so it gets stuck. And the reel needs a drag of some sort to stop it from letting the line unspool at your feet at the stop of your cast. I think the rod itself is decent so Ill be swapping out the reel and giving it another shot.
I bought this kit from wal-mart and the reel is horrible. When casting, whipping the pole back and forth, the reel has a tendency to unspool, so you end up with too much line.Course the alternative is to hold the reel with your left hand, but that makes it harder to cast. I replaced the reel and it works fine.I've caught about 8 trout testing it on a trout farm.
Beginning fly fisherman? Try something else. This reel constantly unspools and creates birds nests nearly every cast. The individual who stated that others are incompetent and the only bad reviews must come from seasoned fly fisherman is the one who is lacking any competency. This thing is truly horrible with no redeeming qualities. Try the Pflueger fly kit and you'll be much happier. The flies aren't much to speak of but Orvis offers a really nice kit for only 9.95 including shipping.
Answer: yes