The central element of any balanced fly-fishing outfit; it's used to cast the fly line, mend the line after the cast, and play hooked fish.
A rod designed to cast a fly line. Lengths vary, with common lengths being between 7 and 10 feet. Materials used in fly rod construction are bamboo, fiberglass, and graphite. Types vary as well. Light, medium and fast actions are the basics.
The type of fishing rod used to cast the flyline to the desired position. Historically built with bamboo canes and fiberglass, but now almost exclusively with carbon graphite.
a long flexible fishing rod used in fly fishing
a crucial piece of equipment for fly fishing
A fishing rod especially designed to cast a fly line. Historically built with bamboo canes and fiberglass, but now almost exclusively with carbon graphite. Fly rods differ from other types of rods in that the reel attaches at the butt of the rod with the rod handle always above the reel; fly rods usually have more line guides than other types of rods of the same length. Fly rods are generally longer and thinner than spinning or casting rods with common lengths being between 7 and 9 feet.
a type of fishing rod especially designed to cast a fly line. Fly rods differ from other types of rods in that the reel attaches at the butt of the rod with the rod handle always above the reel; fly rods usually have more line guides than other types of rods of the same length. Fly rod lengths vary, with common lengths being between 7 and 9 feet. Materials used in fly rod construction are bamboo, fiberglass, and graphite.
a light springy rod used in fly fishing.