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Redington Zero Fly Reel

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Redington Zero Fly Reel

The ultimate ultralight trout reel. The Zero strips away everything you don't need on a small stream and keeps everything you do — a clean click-pawl drag, a large arbor for fast retrieves, and a featherweight die-cast frame that disappears in your hand. At 2.7 ounces in the 2/3 size, it's one of the lightest fly reels ever made for the money. If you fish 2 through 5 weight rods on creeks, alpine lakes, or technical spring creeks, this reel was built for you.

Built for Light Line Fishing

Modern light line rods get lighter every year, and the reel that balances them needs to keep pace. The Zero was designed specifically for the new generation of ultralight 2 to 5 weight rods. The 2/3 weight tips the scales at just 2.7 ounces. The 4/5 weight comes in at 3.0 ounces. That's lighter than many premium reels costing four times as much.

What that weight savings means in practice: less fatigue on long backcountry hikes, better balance on shorter rods, and a setup that feels like an extension of your hand rather than a tool you're holding.

Classic Click-Pawl Drag

The Zero uses a spring-loaded click-pawl drag system — the traditional choice for small stream and light line work. There's no disc, no carbon stack, no sealed bearings. Just a simple, dependable click that adds enough resistance to prevent backlash and lets you palm the rim when a fish makes a real run.

For the trout, panfish, grayling, and small bass this reel is built for, that's exactly the right amount of drag. The audible click on incoming and outgoing line is satisfying enough to make you smile every time you hook up.

Die-Cast Construction Keeps Weight Down

The Zero is built from die-cast aluminum rather than CNC-machined bar stock. That manufacturing choice is what makes the ultralight weight possible — die-casting removes material that machining can't, dropping ounces while keeping the price approachable. The trade-off is that the Zero isn't as forgiving as a fully machined reel if you drop it on a rock, so treat it like the precision instrument it is.

Large Arbor, Quick-Change Spool

A large arbor design speeds line retrieval and reduces line memory. The quick-change spool drops out cleanly for backing swaps or to switch between dry line and nymph rigs. Twin-molded soft-touch handles give you grip in wet conditions, and the reel converts easily between left and right hand retrieve.

Three Colors

The Zero is available in Black, Burgundy, and Wolf Grey. Match it to your rod or pick the color that gets you fishing.

Specifications

Sizes Available 2/3 WT, 4/5 WT
Colors Available Black, Burgundy, Wolf Grey
Drag System Click-Pawl (spring-loaded clicker)
Construction Die-Cast Aluminum
Arbor Large Arbor
Retrieve Convertible (left or right hand)
Handle Twin-Molded Soft-Touch
Sound Audible click on incoming and outgoing line
Best Use Trout, panfish, small bass, grayling on light line
Warranty Lifetime original owner warranty
Includes Nylon reel case

Weight, Diameter & Capacity by Size

Size Weight (oz) Diameter Width Capacity Recovery (Inches Per Turn)
2/3 WT 2.7 oz 3.0 in 1.3 in WF3F + 100 yds / 20 lb ~6.5 IPT
4/5 WT 3.0 oz 3.3 in 1.4 in WF5F + 100 yds / 20 lb ~6.8 IPT

Best Pairings

  • Small stream rods in 2, 3, 4, and 5 weight
  • Fiberglass rods under 8 feet
  • Pack rods and travel setups where ounces matter
  • Backcountry alpine lake setups for cutthroat and brookies
  • Spring creek rigs where stealth and presentation matter most

Why Anglers Choose the Zero

  • Among the lightest reels in its class — 2.7 oz in the 2/3 size
  • Classic click-pawl simplicity — nothing to break, nothing to maintain
  • Large arbor for fast line pickup and reduced line memory
  • Quick-change spool for easy line swaps
  • Three color options to match your style and rod
  • Lifetime warranty on every reel
  • Approachable price point for a serious lightweight reel

Honest Notes

  • This is a click-pawl reel, not a disc drag. It's designed for trout-class fish, not steelhead or saltwater. Use it for what it's built for and it'll outlast everything else in your pack.
  • Die-cast construction keeps weight and price down, but it isn't as drop-resistant as a fully machined reel. Treat it with the same care you'd give a quality piece of glass.
  • Like all click-pawl reels, the Zero needs an occasional drop of reel oil on the pawl to keep it running smoothly. A few seconds of maintenance per season is all it asks.

Stop by Ed's Fly Shop at 432 E Main St in Montrose to handle the Redington Zero in person, or order online. Available in your choice of size and color above while supplies last.

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