LOL. Go get em.
As for your drag concerns, I really wouldn't have any. Bass pull hard but don't make high speed or lengthy runs where you'd need to slam on the brakes. The YB is only so big and it's unlikely you'd have a fish put a blistering run on ya. If you go for carp, you might be very happy you got the reel with a more substantial drag or if you went to the Lehigh and had an 18" fish peel off into the fast water where you might have to decide to crank up the drag or he's gone for sure.
I've fished with clicker reels from the mid 80's up until maybe 8 years ago. I've caught plenty of fish on the old style reel including some pretty decent ones 22"-24". I'll still use that style reel on my 3 weight but have modern drags on my 5-7 weights.
I look at it this way.....if you buy a disc drag reel and ever actually 'need' a drag, you'll be happy you have it at your disposal. Buy a clicker and that option is out the window. Disc reels used to cost 300, 400 and even a lot more. Like Kev said, you can get some pretty good stuff at a fair price now. Those Lamsons you looked at are pretty handy at getting the job done. Another smooth reel with good drag is the Ross CLA. You can occasionally find them on sale under $200 or pick up a used one for way less. A reel should last you indefinitely unless it beat up, defective or sub par materials.
