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Reel Review


Tech Tackle precision reels and rods are sure to bring a smile to any angler (continued)
 

Mohawk River 78: Yes, there is even a miniature fly rod and reel outfit for fly fishing buffs. Like all the other Tech Tackle reels the martin Mohawk River 78 is die-cast metal and features a working gear. The clicking gear inside the Mohawk reel is especially satisfying because it sounds like a real fly reel when you strip line off the reel. The MR97 miniature fly rod is to scale as well and longer than any of the pother miniature rods, in fact it is the only two piece rod in the series. The two sections even connect via an inner ferrule. The reel seat on the rod is also very well implemented, and features a metal set screw and a neatly painted seat to stimulate the birch insert. As a final nice touch fly line is simulated with fluorescent mono.
 

The die-cast Mohawk reel is loaded with fluorescent mono to simulate fly line

 

Porting is done on both sides of the spool

 

The backside of the Mohawk River MR78

 

This two piece fly rod even has a inner ferrule design

 

Connected this rod is longer than any of the other rods, as a real fly rod should be

 

A close up of one of the wrapped guides

 

If you pinch the Mohawk grip between your fingers and proceed to go through the casting motion with your wrist the rod actually does feel like a small fly rod. The action of the rod is very realistic and while you can't actually shoot your line it is pretty entertaining to flail the minute hook back and forth. This combo would have really been impressive if they bundled a minuscule fly with it.
 

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