In a world where fly reel prices seem to climb higher every year, finding a reliable, budget-friendly option can be challenging. Fortunately, Echo has introduced the Base fly reel, one of the most affordable reel models available on the market. But don’t let the price tag fool you – this reel packs in some impressive features for an entry-level price point. In this review, we’ll cover the pros and cons of the Echo Base, including its drag system, weight, spool design, and more. Whether you’re new to fly fishing or looking for a cost-effective addition to your quiver, this review will help you decide if the Echo Base is the right choice for you.
The Shadow Click is Echo’s click-and-pawl fly reel featuring surprisingly solid performance specs and a unique lightweight frame design. For small stream enthusiasts to euro-nymph anglers, this small but mighty reel offers considerable value for a very attainable price. Check out our full review below, where we dive into the technical specifications of the Shadow Click including its very interesting frame design that we’ve never seen before in any other reel. If you’re on the hunt for a reliable yet affordable fly reel, read on!
The Echo Bravo is Echo’s top-of-the-line fly reel, which might shock you when you see its low price! This budget reel offers both beginners and seasoned flats anglers a capable tool that competes in performance with reels double or triple its price. While it may not feature fancy anodized color options or a big, ergonomic handle, we see tons of value in it and think it’s worth considering for an affordable addition to your salt quiver.
Keep reading to learn more about the Echo Bravo and what makes it a compelling choice for your first – or next – saltwater fly reel.
The Echo Bravo LT is Echo’s premium freshwater fly reel. Not to be confused with the Bravo, Echo’s saltwater reel series, the Bravo LT is the “lightweight” version available in sizes 4wt through 9wt. This is a value reel with solid performance for its attainable price of under $120.
Read on to learn more about the Echo Bravo LT, and find out if it’s the right choice for your first freshwater reel.