Lamson Guru E -3+ Reel Tungsten
Code: WW-L_GE_3_T
Product detailed description
Lamson Guru E -3+ Reel Tungsten – Euro Nymphing Fly Reel
Engineered for elite-level Euro nymphing, the Lamson Guru E -3+ Reel in Tungsten is built on the acclaimed Guru S platform and refined for optimal balance and performance. With a super-large arbor and narrow profile, this reel is designed specifically for thin Euro nymphing lines and straight mono rigs, providing perfect line control and quick retrieve rates.
Its full-frame HD construction prevents line slippage, while a sealed conical drag system ensures smooth, consistent resistance. The stealth anodized finish adds durability and style, and the streamlined weight kit (½ oz, 1 oz, 1½ oz) allows you to fine-tune the reel's balance with your rod for total precision on the water.
Key Features:
✔ Euro nymphing-specific design – based on Guru S platform
✔ Super-large arbor & narrow profile – ideal for mono and thin level lines
✔ HD full-frame to prevent line escape
✔ Sealed conical drag – smooth and reliable
✔ Stealth anodized finish for corrosion resistance
✔ Adjustable balance system – 3 weights included
✔ Machined 6061 aluminum & stainless steel components
Weight: 0.8 lbs | Dimensions: 6 × 6 × 4 in
| REEL | Model | Diameter | Width | Weight | Rod | Fly Line Weight | Backing Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GURU E | -3+ | 95mm | 22 mm | 139gr | 2-4 | Euro | 60 yds 20# |
Additional parameters
| Category: | Reels |
|---|---|
| EAN: | 708332031012 |
| Size: | #2/#3/#4 |
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Lamson Guru E Euro Nymphing Fly Reel
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