Corrosion, cleanliness, lubricant, mounting, alignment, design, and the materials used in a ball bearing can affect their performance in a reel as described in the two previous articles in this series
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Fly reels these days are generally made from 3 materials (with the exception of any drag systems): Plastic: light and inexpensive to produce, however they have low impact resistance, are prone to wearing over time and warping under extreme stress
Due to the rod design and length, as well as the low-poundage leaders, you wont be able to lift larger fish from the water by the rod