Orvis Clearwater Reel & Spools 3-Pack

The Orvis Clearwater Reel & Spools 3-Pack is the ultimate value for fly anglers who want the versatility of multiple fly lines without carrying multiple reels.

 Featuring one Orvis Clearwater II Fly Reel, two matching spare spools, and a padded storage case, this complete system makes it easy to switch between floating, sinking, or specialty fly lines in seconds while keeping your setup organized and protected.

Built with a durable die-cast large-arbor frame and finished with a tough powder coat, the Clearwater II Reel delivers the reliable performance that has made it one of the best value fly reels in the industry. Its sealed Carbon®-to-stainless disc drag system provides smooth, consistent pressure capable of protecting light tippets while offering the stopping power needed for hard-fighting trout, bass, and other freshwater species.

The included spare spools allow anglers to quickly adapt to changing water conditions without re-rigging. Carry a floating line, sink tip, and full sinking line—or different line weights—for maximum flexibility on the water. A positive-click drag knob makes it easy to return to your preferred drag setting, while the updated radiused reel foot allows leaders to be wrapped around the reel for storage without creating damaging kinks.

Designed for 3–9 weight fly lines, the Clearwater II Reel & Spools 3-Pack is an ideal choice for trout, bass, panfish, light steelhead, and all-around freshwater fly fishing.

Key Features:

• Complete fly reel system with one Clearwater II Reel and two spare spools
  
• Large-arbor die-cast aluminum construction with durable powder-coated finish
  
• Sealed Carbon®-to-stainless disc drag for smooth, reliable performance
  
• Large arbor provides fast line retrieval and reduced line memory
  
• Easily converts between left- and right-hand retrieve
  
• Positive-click drag knob for repeatable drag settings
  
• Radiused reel foot prevents leader kinking during storage
  
• Includes padded zippered carrying case
  
• Compatible with 3–9 weight fly lines
  
• Perfect for carrying floating, sink tip, and full sinking fly lines
  
• Excellent for trout, bass, panfish, and general freshwater fly fishing

Whether you're fishing rivers, lakes, or stillwaters, the Orvis Clearwater Reel & Spools 3-Pack offers exceptional versatility, dependable drag performance, and outstanding value in one convenient package.

*Lines not included

Q: What types of fly fishing reels do you sell?

A: At Drift Outfitters, we carry fly reels for every style of angling, from small-stream trout fishing to heavy-duty saltwater battles. Our lineup includes lightweight trout reels, mid-range options for bass and steelhead, and large-arbor reels built to handle salmon and powerful saltwater species. No matter your target, we have a reel to match.

Q: How do I choose the right fly reel size?

A: Reel size should always be matched to your fly rod weight for balance and performance. A 4/5 or 5/6 reel is ideal for trout rods, while 7/8 or 8/9 reels are better suited for steelhead, salmon, and bass. Larger 10–12wt reels are designed for tarpon, permit, and other saltwater game fish.

Q: What materials are fly reels made from?

A: Most modern reels are crafted from anodized aluminum, providing both strength and corrosion resistance. Entry-level models may use die-cast alloys or composites, while premium reels are often fully machined for precision and durability. For saltwater fishing, corrosion-resistant metals are especially important.

Q: Which fly reel brands do you carry?

A: We stock top-quality brands like Abel, Sage, Ross, Loop, Redington, Echo and more. Each is known for durable construction, smooth drag systems, and designs that perform reliably in both fresh and saltwater environments.

Q: Do I need a large arbor reel?

A: Large arbor reels are popular because they pick up line quickly, reduce line memory, and offer greater backing capacity. This makes them ideal when fighting strong fish like salmon, steelhead, or tarpon that can take long, fast runs. For smaller trout fishing situations, a mid-arbor reel may be sufficient.

Q: How should I care for my fly fishing reel?

A: After each outing, especially in saltwater, rinse your reel with fresh water and allow it to dry completely. Regularly check and clean the drag system, and apply light lubrication when needed. Storing your reel in a protective case or pouch will extend its lifespan and keep it performing smoothly season after season.Q: What types of fly fishing reels do you sell?
A: At Drift Outfitters, we carry fly reels for every style of angling, from small-stream trout fishing to heavy-duty saltwater battles. Our lineup includes lightweight trout reels, mid-range options for bass and steelhead, and large-arbor reels built to handle salmon and powerful saltwater species. No matter your target, we have a reel to match.

Q: How do I choose the right fly reel size?
A: Reel size should always be matched to your fly rod weight for balance and performance. A 4/5 or 5/6 reel is ideal for trout rods, while 7/8 or 8/9 reels are better suited for steelhead, salmon, and bass. Larger 10–12wt reels are designed for tarpon, permit, and other saltwater game fish.

Q: What materials are fly reels made from?
A: Most modern reels are crafted from anodized aluminum, providing both strength and corrosion resistance. Entry-level models may use die-cast alloys or composites, while premium reels are often fully machined for precision and durability. For saltwater fishing, corrosion-resistant metals are especially important.

Q: Which fly reel brands do you carry?
A: We stock top-quality brands like Abel, Sage, Ross, Loop, Redington, Echo and more. Each is known for durable construction, smooth drag systems, and designs that perform reliably in both fresh and saltwater environments.

Q: Do I need a large arbor reel?
A: Large arbor reels are popular because they pick up line quickly, reduce line memory, and offer greater backing capacity. This makes them ideal when fighting strong fish like salmon, steelhead, or tarpon that can take long, fast runs. For smaller trout fishing situations, a mid-arbor reel may be sufficient.

Q: How should I care for my fly fishing reel?
A: After each outing, especially in saltwater, rinse your reel with fresh water and allow it to dry completely. Regularly check and clean the drag system, and apply light lubrication when needed. Storing your reel in a protective case or pouch will extend its lifespan and keep it performing smoothly season after season.