If traditional fly fishing is like surfing, this feels like the birth of windsurfing—that’s the level of evolution. In Japan, this system is known as the Anti-Twist Spiral Mode.


The retrieval speed is simply overwhelming. Once you master the efficient line pickup of this reel, you’ll spend far more time actually fishing. Because the running line never piles at your feet, you can completely avoid the usual tangles and hassles.


Some anglers worry, “If I’m not touching the running line, will I lose sensitivity?” Absolutely not. Every strike is transmitted clearly through the rod. Thanks to the ability to use low-stretch, high-sensitivity PE line, the feedback is even better than with standard monofilament or level lines, letting you feel strikes at distance with unmatched clarity.


When wading in current, there’s no more need for constant line management with your fingers. Because the running line stays off the water’s surface entirely, casting distance is never reduced by surface tension or flow. Multiple common obstacles are solved at once—no more worrying about water drag or line handling.


The Anti-Twist Spiral Mode allows stable, efficient casting anywhere without the use of a stripping basket. It shines especially in surf and beach conditions, keeping your movement light and your view unobstructed for safe, secure wading.


When fishing from shore, you’ll never again trample the running line lying at your feet, meaning no more accidental damage or lost fish due to crushed line.


Casting techniques that utilize water loading, such as Skagit-style casts, remain stable even in winds strong enough to shake power lines. Depending on the wind direction, you may even start to welcome a strong breeze. With a tailwind, your casting distance will soar, and the entire day stays tangle-free. Once you experience this, you’ll never again think, “The wind is too strong… I should just quit for today.”


The Recoil Thruster Engine allows you to fine-tune the power with which the reel retrieves the fly line by adjusting the front drag knob. By setting it slightly softer, you can also achieve a perfect 1:1 stroke ratio.


At the fastest setting, the fly’s movement distance can reach three to four times the stroke length. For example, with a 10 cm stroke the fly travels 30–40 cm, and with a 50 cm stroke it moves an impressive 1.5–2 meters.
A quick, full-stroke pull of the Recoil Thruster strings handles even fast-moving saltwater fish with ease, while at the opposite end of the spectrum, the system also accommodates ultra-slow retrieves when targeting trout and other species.

This system not only maximizes retrieval performance, but also takes drift control precision to the next level.
We’ve covered that in a separate video and section—be sure to check it out!