As two-handed casters, we search for that one rod that can do it all. A rod that can chuck heavy sink-tips and big flies and still feel groovy and easy going with a floating line and a small fly. A rod that can handle a big chrome fish, but will still feel fun with a 5 pound summer fish. A rod that won’t punish you when your casting sucks (everyone’s casting sucks from time to time), but throws laser beams when you’re on. Does this rod exist? NO – however.
We have often been asked what rods we fish our self – Hereby some of the rods we can recommend
G. Loomis – Stinger:12 1/2’ #8/9 – 13’ #8/9 – www.gloomis.com
Sage – Z Axis: 13 ½’ #7 – 12,9’ #8 – 13,4 #8 – www.safeflyfish.com
Loop Tackle Design: Multi 13’ #8 – Signature 14’ #8 – Opti 12,4’ #8 – 13,2’ #9 – www.looptackle.se
Guideline: Le Cie 12 ½’ #8/9 – 13,7’ #8/9 – LPXe 12 1/2’ #8/9 – 13’ 8/9 – www.guideline.no/se/
Pp custom: A+ 13’ #7/8 – A+13’ #8/9 – A+14’ #8/9 – www.ppsalmonflies.com
Burkheimer: Spey rods 12,8’ #8 – 13,4’ #8 – 14,2 #8 – www.cfbflyrods.com
All these rods has come with a fairly powerful tip, making really fun with Scandinavian heads 29 – 33 grams