Has anybody used the Mystic/Willow reels before? They look well made and their custom features are
very appealing.
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I'm now a Mystic/Willow dealer. I've got a 3/4 model in-hand and think very highly of it. The sideplates are of wood in most models and that wood is
covered with a clear epoxy or epoxy-like finish. It's absolutely gorgeous. Mine is ebony and it reminds me of the wet black paint look the Saracione Deluxe
II sideplates have. So far these are available in just three trout sizes from 2/3 to 4/5. The prices range for $499.00 to $699.00. Mine came in during the last
few days of trout fishing around here, and I never got a chance to use it. But, I've spent a lot of time doing various tests on it, and so far I'm
liking it. They also feature some very nice graphite rods under the Mystic name.
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be good to see what the innards look like. THey are lovely reels.
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