Envy 406 Fly Fishing Reel Ready for Action

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Rigorously tested on Montana waters.
Designed to easily change from left to right hand retrieve.

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Seamless Transition

Changing Retrieve

Montana Casting Co.® fly fishing reels are easily changed from left to right-hand retrieve. To reduce the paper usage and save some trees, we've taken the time to produce two how-to videos. Though the Elite 406 requires a screwdriver, the video outlines simple instructions for making the switch. View both videos below!

Changing the Lite and Envy 406 Reels from Left to Right-Handed Retrieve

Changing the Elite 406 Reel from Left to Right-Handed Retrieve

Casting with the Craig Fly Rod and Envy Fly Reel

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Montana Casting Company is dedicated to delivering performance fly fishing rods that last a lifetime. That’s why we’ve brought all our Montanan grit, experience, and values to the table in creating three top-of-the-line models that will out-fish your expectations at every cast.

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Testimonials

Rigorously tested by fly fishermen like you.

"This thing is virtually indestructible!"

[The Elite 406 reel's] got a nice way to adjust the drag for casting...for if you hook into a really big fish and you need some extra help reeling it in.

— Bridger K.

"Can't say enough good things about it."

I'll let you in on a little secret. The Montana Casting Co. reels don't just catch fish in Montana... They catch fish in Utah and everywhere else just as well... I've had this reel [Lite 406] all summer long. I've been fishing with it all around Utah, all different types of water and we've caught some big fish on it. It's great for backpacking - it really is super, super light. Love it. Can't say enough good things about it. Go get yourself one.

— Matt

"This setup works flawlessly..."

I use the Dearborn 7 weight when I'm steelhead fishing with the Elite fly reel. This setup works flawlessly for fighting large fish in heavy water!

— Staiger J., Scott's Son