Fly Fishing Rods

With the increased interest in fly fishing and the numbers of beginners in the wonderful sport ever-increasing there is greater demand for fly rods that

Getting a fly rod that meets all your needs can be a challenging task, whether you are a beginner or an already established fly fisher.

Every fly fisherman is looking for that rod which is good enough to last you a lifetime of fishing, whether you are just a beginner

If you’ve been looking for the best trout fly fishing rod at short to mid-distance, the Sage Mod fly rod might be just the thing

If you’ve been searching for the perfect fly fishing rod for catching trout on smaller streams and rivers, look no further than our Redington Classic

Tenkara fishing is rapidly growing in popularity in the US, so we thought it was about time to create a guide to the best tenkara

All fly fisherman start off as beginners, without the experience of what gear to buy and where to begin. Eventually, after trial and error, they

I’m always looking for new gear, so I was excited to find out that Redington had released the Vice fly fishing rod aimed at intermediate

The Orvis – Superfine Glass has taken Fly Fisherman Magazine’s best fiberglass rod award, and for good reason. This Glass isn’t half empty or half

Fiberglass has become an industry darling for its en-pointe accuracy, but I wanted something a little more refined. For mid-sized creeks and prefer quick action,

3 weight fly rods have often been overlooked in the fly fishing world. But now, with ultralight fly fishing becoming more popular, more and more

In recent years, most new premium rods have been designed to maximise distance and line speed, but the Orvis Helios 3. First released in 2017,

Are you looking for a great fly fishing rod that will last you years, without making a large dent in your bank balance? Whether you’re

 4.7/5 A good fly rod is something you’ll likely have for a lifetime. But, at prices anywhere from $99 all the way beyond $5000

The flyfishing rod has undergone tremendous technological developments in the last few years. As a result, modern fly fishing rods have become lighter, sturdier and