Fly rod
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Signiture Series This medium action rod is an excellent
roll caster, ideal for rivers and streams with overhanging trees or other
difficult casting situations. The average caster can accurately throw line
from 15 to 50 with this series. It is an excellent all around rod and my
personal favorite. |
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Windjammers Designed for windy conditions, this
parabolic design throws a lot of line and holds a tight loop, making it a good choice for lake
fishing and big rivers. I use it when fishing lakes in the Sierra Nevada mountains. |
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River Run This is a slow action design for those
who prefer a more relaxed casting style. A full flex rod, it will do a lot of
the work for you if you dont try to overpower it. It is my go to rod when
I plan on fishing all day. |
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River The River Bend is also a slow action
design but is a bit faster than the River Run. With a stiffer tip than the
River Run, it is a particularly good dry fly rod. |
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The Signiture series, Windjammers, River
Run, and River Bend rods are all available in the following lengths and
weights: 76 3 and 4 wt 80 4, 5 and 6 wt 86 6 and 7 wt |
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Golden Rod ultra
lights 1
and 2 wt rods East Fork 63 2 wt An
excellent dry fly rod for small streams and pocket water. Designed primarily
for roll casting. West Fork 76 2 wt Ideal for
ponds, Golden Trout, and pan fish |