Posts Tagged ‘rod’

John “Toast” Oast of Fishyaker.com demonstrates how easy and cheap it is to make your own rod leash for kayak fishing or any other time you may be concerned about losing a pole. All you need is an old cell phone cord, a couple clips and a few zip ties.

A 30 inch pike taken by bamboo fly rod maker Matt Schliske in the rocky mountains on a handmade 6 wt bamboo fly rod swinging streamers. The fly reel is a winston hardy perfect.

No matter which saltwater challenges you face-from bonefish to billfish-Sage Xi2 Fly Fishing Rods let you concentrate on the fish instead of your casting. Built with Sages innovative Generation 5 (G5) Technology, Xi2 Fly Rods feel lighter and livelier than other saltwater rods. The Modulus Positioning System (MPS) that they developed for these rods provides a startling level of “line feel” throughout the casting stroke. This enhanced ability to feel the fly rod load allows you to apply power more efficiently; unmistakably the Xi2 Fly Fishing Rod. Click: www.redtruckflyfishing.com Call: 1.866.672.1959

Fly fishing for brown trout with grasshopper dry flies and hand planed bamboo fly rods in the wild west’s rattlesnake infested waters.

The latest saltwater rod from SAGE is now available at Leland Fly Fishing Outfitters. SAGE’s Xi3 is the ultimate big fish fly rod series. Lighter, stronger, and even better casting… yes, it’s that good. Leveraging SAGE’s G5 graphite and saltwaterH20 technology, these fly rods cast well at short and long distances and still have plenty of lifting power. And… they look great too. If you dream of tailing bonefish and leaping tarpon this is your new best friend on the flats

SAGE Blue Gill Rod 2009 – Jerry Siem introduces the new Blue Gill fly rod at the 2009 Retailer show in Denver, CO before giving an on the water demonstration with tips and tricks for casting Sage’s new fly rod.

The SAGE 99 series fly rods are designed specifically for fishing multiple-fly or indicator rigs. These rods load lower down the blank creating a more open loop. The result is easier presentation of heavy indicator rigs. No more tangles. The stiffer tip won’t “buckle” under heavier rig loads. The larger stripping and snake guides allow for easy stack mending and line “shake-out.” The new 99 series fishes like a 10′ fly rod, but casts like a 9’6” fly rod. Click: www.flyfishingoutfitters.com Call: 1.866.672.1959

More Zero G Info www.orvis.com The Orvis Zero Gravity Fly Rod.

Wild trout eating dry flies while fishing with schliske bamboo fly rods in the rocky mountains.

Chris Bailey catches a 155 lb Halibut on 20 lb test. with his 11 weight flyrod. It all Happens of the coast of Gusatvus Alaska. Don’t miss this amazing footage.