Collection: Fly fishing rods

A fly fishing rod is adapted to the weight of the fly line, it is the fly line you throw with, not the fly itself. To simplify the categorization, fly rods and fly lines are divided into different classes, from 0 to 12. It is important that the rope and rod harmonize with each other, for example, make one too heavy rope that the rod is unable to carry the rope in the air, and linen speed And precision is suffering. The length of the fly fishing rod is in many ways also linked to the link class, but in general 9 feet is suitable for most situations. Choose 8 feet if you are going to fish in small, narrow water and 10 feet (or longer) if you are going to undership in salmon fishing in the river.

Different weight classes on fly fishing rod

0-3: The lightest sneak fishing in small water.

3-5: For fishing in streams, streams, small lakes after, for example, grayling, trout and rainbow.

6-8: For fishing in lakes and rivers after sea trout, trout and less salmon.

9-10: For windy coastal fishing and rivers for salmon, pike and other coarser species.

Class 10-12: Rough fishing for, for example, salmon or when fishing in the tropics after fast-breeding power packages.

For beginners, a rod class 5-6 and 9-10 feet is recommended long, which is an all-round rod that fits most types of fishing.