Pulling flies and three ways

Jeremy Posted 3/5/2009 8:55 PM (#78459) Subject: Pulling flies and three ways I was wondering what reels the people of the walleye world recommend for pulling flies? i know baitcasters work the best but which ones work the best? thanks Jeremy KHedquist Posted 3/5/2009 9:27 PM (#78462 - in reply to #78459) Subject: Re: Pulling flies and three ways Member Posts: 1991 Get something with a flipping switch, low profile, hop down to the tackle section and look for the new reinvented baitcaster rangerpat Posted 3/6/2009 5:11 AM (#78465 - in reply to #78462) Subject: Re: Pulling flies and three ways Member Posts: 182 Location: Green Bay, WI. Quantum Accurist with flipping switch. Mark Komo Posted 3/6/2009 7:33 AM (#78468 - in reply to #78465) Subject: Re: Pulling flies and three ways Member Posts: 1195 Location: Orland Park, IL Yep, the accurist. Check out the bass pro shop flyer. I think on March 14,they have them on sales for 49.99..>Thats like $60 off. One day only. Mr. Darboy Posted 3/6/2009 8:21 AM (#78469 - in reply to #78468) Subject: Re: Pulling flies and three ways Member Posts: 514 Location: Darboy USA What kind of rods are you guys using as well? Thanks. Shep Posted 3/6/2009 10:17 AM (#78482 - in reply to #78469) Subject: Re: Pulling flies and three ways Member Posts: 3899 Diawa has a new reel out now. Wade is going to try it, and let me know how it works before I buy. I use a righty and a lefty reels with a flippin switch. Wind them up on the leg. Never have to drop the other rod to adjust depth. Gander Mountain 6' Tournament Baitcaster rod, Medium fast action. I don't know the number off hand. ATTENTION: Do not try this if you are from Minnesota! For qualified, coordinated anglers only. Edited by Shep 3/6/2009 10:18 AM Mark Komo Posted 3/6/2009 10:24 AM (#78485 - in reply to #78459) Subject: Re: Pulling flies and three ways Member Posts: 1195 Location: Orland Park, IL Indeed. Dont count out the Daiwa Firewolf and rapala long cast rods. They work well and are affordable.