Fishing Reels: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 22, 2026
Browse 16 listings for Fishing Reels, including options from Ball and Buck and Hardy Fishing. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 16 displayed listings with prices are listed from $350.00 to $1,998.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
They include Hardy’s Resonate, Averon, Fortuna, Zane, Marquis, and Ball & Buck’s ROVE and Camo models, covering a range of materials and gear ratios.
Select a reel based on drag system strength, gear ratio and size; higher gear ratios retrieve line faster, while a strong drag is essential for larger fish. Carbon or aluminum frames affect weight and durability.
Consider the intended fishing style-fly reels need smooth, low-profile designs, while larger spinning reels benefit from robust bearings and sealed drag for saltwater use. Balance the reel with your rod for comfortable casting.

Abel x Ball and Buck Special Edition ROVE 4/6 Solid Reel
Ball and Buck
$1,182.00

Abel x Ball and Buck Special Edition ROVE 7/9 Solid Reel
Ball and Buck
$1,332.00

Abel x Ball and Buck Original Camo Fly Reel
Ball and Buck
$1,998.00

Resonate Fly Reel
Hardy Fishing
$350.00

Averon Fly Reel
Hardy Fishing
$450.00

Fortuna Regent Fly Reel
Hardy Fishing
$975.00

Zane Carbon Fly Reel
Hardy Fishing
$625.00

Marquis® LWT Fly Reel
Hardy Fishing
$525.00

1921 Wide Spool Perfect Fly Reel
Hardy Fishing
$825.00

Hardy Bros Lightweight Fly Reel
Hardy Fishing
$525.00

Sovereign Fly Reel
Hardy Fishing
$625.00

1912 Perfect Fly Reel
Hardy Fishing
$925.00

Averon Cassette Reel
Hardy Fishing
$475.00

Euro Averon Fly Reel
Hardy Fishing
$450.00

Averon Streamer Fly Reel
Hardy Fishing
$500.00

Cascapedia MkV Reel
Hardy Fishing
$995.00
Questions
What gear ratio should I look for in a fishing reel?
A higher gear ratio (e.g., 6.5:1) retrieves line faster, while a lower ratio provides more torque for fighting big fish.
Is a sealed drag system important?
Yes, sealed drags protect internal components from water and debris, extending the reel’s lifespan.
Do carbon reels weigh less than aluminum ones?
Generally, carbon reels are lighter, which can reduce fatigue during long casting sessions.
Can I use a fly reel for spinning?
Fly reels are designed for line retrieval and drag specific to fly fishing and are not suitable for spinning techniques.