When it comes to choosing the reel, there are two main types of materials being used in production. Metal reels are more expensive, but provide a longer life. Plastic reels, on the other hand, offer much more value for beginner anglers, but won't last near as long as a metal reel.

There are quite a few makers and suppliers of fly fishing reels, but one of the best, by far, has got to be Shimano fly reels. These types of reels are available in single and automatic action. When it comes to buying a reel that is going to last a long time, you can't go wrong with Shimano.

One other company that has their game together, is Hardy fly fishing reels. These types of reels are built with abusive anglers in mind. Ranging from the Performance model, to the Classic, and Heritage models, you are sure to find the type of reel that you are looking for. Getting some advice from an instructor will help you determine which model is right for you.

There are a few fishermen that prefer to use, or collect vintage model reels, and are going to need to think about a few things before they buy an older reel. Before you start looking though, you'll want to find vintage shops or pawn shops close to you.

Some other brands, such as Okuma fly fishing reels, are built using speciality parts, but are made to keep the price down. These types of reels are heavier, but for beginner anglers, are perfect. Abel fly fishing reels are also a great choice of reel, when it comes to saving money.

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