‘Fly Rod Weight’

Building your own Fly Rod is easy! Join us for part two of our ‘Building your first Fly Rod‘ series as we discuss the basic tools we’ll use…

This video is about the best characteristic of a great fly rod. Fox Statler is an author, custom fly rod builder and designer, fly designer, a fly fishing guide on the White River in Arkansas for 26 years, has been fly fishing for 54 years. He was the creator of Dead-Drift Nymphing. This is Fox’s first production fly rod. A 9 foot 6 inch 3 weight that cast, shoots and mends incredibly well.

FlyrodFanatic.com wants to show you how easy it is to build your own Fly rods…

More Helios Switch Info – www.orvis.com – A video that helps to explain the features of the Orvis Helios Switch Fly Rod.

The Z-AXIS Fly Rod! Mr. Wizard is back and talk about pressure! You know the design team at Sage was sweating some serious bullets when they looked to replace the XP. For more than six years the XP fly rod series has been the industry standard by which fast action fly rods are measured and now it has been replaced. Enter the Z-Axis. We know you’re going to be completely awed by this Sage fly rod series! These rods are lighter and although they generate the fastest line speed of any fly rod, are easier to cast (if that is possible) than the XP models. The added advantage of the extreme line speed is accuracy and control of your fly. If you want to talk trackability…You are going hear more cliches than you can shake a stick at (we couldn’t resist just one) about this rod series but just remember, if you want the lightest, most accurate fly rod on market, then reach for the Z-Axis. As Sage says it in one word “Magic”. To purchase this rod go to: www.flyfishingoutfitters.com

Rob Hovde catches some monster crappies on Rainy Lake on a lightweight fly rod. Shot by guide Tom Zenanko.

Let LLBean help you select the perfect fly rod for your next fly fishing adventure. Whether you are an expert or a beginner – LLBean has everything you’ll need for a day on the water. Just add flies and fish!

Get tips on how to avoid common fly rod grip mistakes make in this free fly fishing video lesson from an expert fly casting guide. Expert: Alvin Dedeaux Contact: www.alvindedeaux.com Bio: Alvin has been a fly fishing guide and casting instructor for 12 years, and has been fly fishing for 32 years. He is a graduate of the Joan Wulff fly casting instructor’s school. Filmmaker: MAKE | MEDIA

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Bill Kiene of Kiene’s Fly Shop in Sacramento, CA talking about the different types and sizes of fly rods. Lengths and line sizes are discussed, and what type of fishing each is used for. Visit Kiene’s Fly Shop on the web @ www.kiene.com