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Written by: Paul Fersen Anglers have a wide array of choices—in materials, drag systems, sizes, and prices. Photos via orvis.com A fly reel is a thing of beauty. Put one on a table in front of an angler and they will invariably pick it up, feel it, turn it, listen to the click, adjust the drag, and in essence fondle it. The longer . . .https://news.orvis.com/images/01-fly-fishing/2016/10-oct/reels2.jpg