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TRUCKEE, Calif., May 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ MAVRK Industries announced today that the Stinger Ultra-Light Fly Reel has reached a significant milestone in its first year in business: It became the lightest made Fly Reel in the world.
Jeff Sasaki, founder of MAVRK Industries holds the world s lightest fly reel. The MAVRK M1 Stinger Ultra Light Fly Reel for trout Euro Style Nymphing comes in at 1.7 ounces, less than half of the weight of traditional fly reels. MAVRK disrupts Fly Fishing Industry with streamlined ultra light fly reel to increase feel and improve casting accuracy.
The MAVRK Stinger Reel came onto the scene last year as a streamlined hybrid system for Euro Style Nymphing (ESN). They earned early adoption from many – yet some non-ESN anglers mis-understood the concept. The most common fly reels today are still based on the design from Charles Orvis back in 1874 which were used to manage heavy shooting lines. But
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Leigh Perkins, the man who turned Orvis into an internationally renown sporting goods company, has died. He was 93.
Perkins, who bought Orvis in 1965, died in Monticello, Florida.
His story is one of passion for the outdoors, a keen business sense and a man who found a way to turn his passions into his work.
He built a dream into a legacy in fishing, hunting and conservation.
It has been reported that Perkins was still hunting and fishing more than 250 days every year into his 90s.
Simon Perkins, the son of former Orvis CEO Leigh âPerkâ Perkins, is the grandson of Leigh Perkins.
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SUNDERLAND â Leigh H. Perkins, the man who turned The Orvis Company into an internationally renowned sporting goods brand, has died. He was 93.
Perkins, who bought the Sunderland-based Orvis in 1965, died Friday in Monticello, Fla.
âTo many of us, my grandfather was a visionary, a pioneer, a lover of the outdoors, of fish, of birds, of dogs, and someone who passionately believed in protecting our natural resources for future generations,â said Simon Perkins, the current president of Orvis and the third generation of the family to lead the company over more than a half-century. Simon Perkins succeeded his father, Leigh âPerkâ Perkins, as the companyâs CEO.
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