Description
format: Large Arbor
materials: Pressure Cast Aluminum Frame and Spool
finish: Polyurethane Case and Spool
drag: Sealed Conical Drag
50% US Manufactured, 100% Idaho Built
PRICING DETAILS
MODEL
|
$/REEL
|
$/SPOOL
|
| Liquid -3+ |
$99.99 |
$45.99 |
| Liquid -5+ |
$99.99 |
$45.99 |
| Liquid -7+ |
$109.99 |
$50.99 |
| Liquid -9+ |
$129.99 |
$60.99 |
LIQUID SPECS
MODEL
|
DIAMETER
|
WIDTH
|
WEIGHT
|
ROD WEIGHT
|
LINE
|
BACKING CAPACITY
|
| Liquid -3+ |
3.34″ |
0.99″ |
4.20 oz |
2,3,4 |
WF4 |
100 yds 20# |
| Liquid -5+ |
3.61″ |
1.00″ |
4.65 oz |
4,5,6 |
WF6 |
100 yds 20# |
| Liquid -7+ |
3.85″ |
1.14″ |
5.20 oz |
6,7,8 |
WF8 |
200 yds 20# |
| Liquid -9+ |
4.65″ |
1.37″ |
6.70 oz |
8,9,10 |
WF10 |
250 yds 30# |
**Liquid spools are interchangeable with Remix and Remix HD spools
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Rick Matei –
Great value in a quality reel. The 3.5 balances nicely with my 8 wt rod. Drag has some startup hiccups but hoping it will smooth out with usage. Only have 2 days on it so far.
Bill Bailey –
I have the Liquid 1.5 on an echo base 8ft 4wt rod and its just an awesome set up for the smaller rivers in the Co rockies. It’s pretty light and easy to pack into almost anywhere plus it’s a little beast. Most of the fish I’m catching I can pull in, but when I accidentally hook one that makes it to the reel on a 7 or 8x tippet I can trust this drag system to not break my line.
chance –
The lamson liquid reel is a nice reel. It has a nice smooth feel to it. When you have a fish on it makes it easier on you when you are trying to reel it in. It enables you to get rid of the slackline easily and start focusing on the fish.
It is a very durable reel I have tortured it with freezing cold water, rocks, Stumps and branches and it stays in great working condition. It also make back casting and roll casting better and easier to do it right. I have notice with this reel my presentation was better than before. It is lightweight so those long fishing days of back casting and mending make it less of a workout. This means longer fishing trips and your not as tired when your done.
Keith –
First time out with a 3.5 and the reel handle fell off on the first Alaskan Coho I hooked up on.
Didn’t use the other reels in the 3-pack for fear of them failing too. The reel handle is held in place by a Allen screw so that’s just not something I had in the Alaskan wilderness.
Can’t comment on the drag since I had to hand line the salmon in.
Dave –
I’ve used high end reels but I wanted to upgrade to a larger arbor for easier retrieval since I have been fishing the roaring fork regularly. I got it at my local fly shop (Alpine Anglers). I didn’t want to spend a lot of money so I did my share of research. I like that this reel is made in the USA other than the die cast. I’ve used it this winter quite a bit in freezing conditions and I have absolutely nothing negative to say about it. The drag is concisely adjustable (even with fish on). I honestly can’t believe how great this reel is for only $100. I would buy another without hesitation.