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Ultralight Fly Fishing Rod Pole Lure IM10 30T/36T Carbon Fiber Hard Cork Handle
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Scott G Series are iconic fly rods. They're medium action, smooth flexing fly rods treasured by anglers the world over. Scott introduced the first G rods in 1976, and changed fly fishing by creating the first 9' 4 weight fly rod. They also introduced the world to the hollow internal ferrule-the most sophisticated way to connect multi-piece fly rods in a smooth and seamless fashion.
Scott G Series Fly Rod 8'4 4wt
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Superfine Glass Fly Rod Our updated Superfine Glass fly-fishing rods feature S-2 fiberglass for smooth casting and enhanced accuracy. Freshly redesigned, our Superfine Glass fly-fishing rod series is built with S-2 fiberglass for smooth, slow casting with the strength to get the job done. Black type III anodizing aluminum reel seat with wooden insert (2-5 wt.) or aluminum tube (6 and 8 wt.). Hard chrome guide and double-foot striping guide. Matte olive blank with quick rod identifier.
Orvis Superfine Glass Fly Rod 8ft 5wt
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A re-modeled classic Hardy fly reel. The Hardy Marquis was a main stay of the Hardy line for many years. This new edition features numerous
Hardy Marquis® LWT Fly Reel
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Hardy Ultralite Fly Rod - Closeout The Ultralite series of fly rods features Sintrix NSX. This technolgoy is based on Hardy's industry changing Sintrix technology but now combined with a secondary classified additive that allows for much lower weights to be achieved. This lighter weight material allows targeted modification of the blank design without affecting the blanks strength.
Hardy Ultralite Fly Rod 9' 5wt
Scott G Series Fly Rod - Royal Treatment Fly Fishing
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