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Fly Rods For Bonefish – 5 Things to Look For
How about this one? Photo: Kyle Shea. While we'd argue there's no such thing as a 'bad' fly rod on the market today, the fact remains...

Breaking Down Fly Rods for Quick Transport
Locked, loaded, and ready for the next run. Photos: Kyle Shea. Most of us have spent a day on the water with someone who's gear situation seems...

7-Weights for Alaskan Trout
Alaska, rainbow trout, 7-weight. Photo: Ben West. Ask any group anglers, "what's your favorite trout rod," and odds are you'll hear of a wealth of different makes...

How Do You Travel With Fly Rods?
Take less rods maybe? Photo: Kyle Shea. With fly fishing lodges around the world, you could say we do our share of traveling. And, you'd also...

Sage MOTIVE Saltwater Rods
That's a good sign. Photo: Kyle Shea. One of the most alluring aspects of saltwater fly fishing to many anglers is the incredible diversity of the...

Sage SALT 890-4 Rod Review
The testing grounds. Photo: Kyle Shea. For the 2015 season, Sage introduced their newest line of premium saltwater rods called the SALT. We've spent a lot of...

Downsize Your Rod for Spooky Bonefish
This was a 7-weight day.. Photo: Kyle Shea. It's generally accepted that when fly fishing for bonefish, a standard 8-weight rod is the most versatile weapon...
Keep Your Hands on the Cork
Uh oh.. Photo: Kyle Shea. Most modern fly rods are well engineered pieces of equipment, and contrary to popular belief, they rarely break on their own. Often...
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