MODEL SPECIFICATIONS: Our salmon and steelhead models feature a multi-disc drag system with a 10 position drag knob located on the back side plate of the reel. Additionally, each Disc Drag reel model features a preset Gear & Pawl drag system also; designed to control spool overrun when lighter disc drag settings are made. This is not just a “clicker” it is a spool controlling drag system. All salmon and steelhead disc drag models can be easily converted for LHW or RHW reeling. Spare spools are available and can be quickly changed. All Mark IV reels are designed for freshwater use only. They are very “Sport specific in design” and are designed specifically for salmon and steelhead fly fishing with long two handed rods.

Model 3 ½”:  Spool Width: 1‐5/32.” Weight: 12.5 ounces Fly Line: 7,8,9 single hand rods, 4,5,6 two handed rods

and switch rods. Capacity: 125yds 30# micron DT8F or WF9F. Application: Our smallest disc drag model designed

for single hand salmon and steelhead rods in the 7,8 and 9 weight class. Also a perfect choice for lighter twohanded

rods in 5, 6 & 7 weights, and of course switch rods. It is our “Crossover reel”.

Reel price: $1070.00 Spare spool price: $355.00

Model 3 ¾”:  Spool Width: 1‐5/32.” Weight: 14.4 ounces. Fly line: 6,7,8 Capacity: 125+yds

Application: The 3 ¾” Mark IV disc drag is our most popular salmon and steelhead reel period! Anglers from all

over the world have shown us that this is their reel of choice. We have trouble keeping this reel model in stock.

The spool capacity accommodates some of the most popular line weights, and the reel balances well on the latest

12ft ‐13 1/2ft rods. Reel price: $1080.00 Spare spool price: $365.00

Model 4”:  Spool Width: 1‐5/32.” Weight: 15.0 ounces Fly line: 8,9,10 Capacity: 150+yards. Application: If you are

going to own just one reel for all of your two handed rod fishing this is the reel. It comfortably balances most rods

13 ½ ft to 14 ½ ft long, that cast 7, 8, 9 & 10wt lines. All of the Mark IV disc drag models feature interchangeable

spools. But since most anglers are simply changing modern fly line heads‐ spare spools are no longer necessary.

But with this reel fitting such a wide assortment of rods, this is the reel to have that spare spool to help cover a

wide range of line weights and line types.

Basically setting up different backing capacities on each spool allows almost unlimited line selection. When we

determine rod and reel balance; we like the rod to balance in your upper casting hand, in the casting position on

the grip; with a fully loaded reel and shooting line extended through the rod guides. This will vary of course with

different rod manufacturers, line weights and rod lengths but that is our target within reason.

Reel price: $1095.00 Spare spool price: $370.00