Sage Fly Rod

Sage Fly Rod
Fly rod problem.......?

Ok then here goes, my son wants to start fly fishing for rainbows on my local still water.I took him and let him used my sage 690 z-axis (thought i wasnt going to see it again) any way now that he has been he wants to go more often so i need to get him a cheap rod (not too cheap) i have figured he needs a 7wt about 9-10 feet with a middle to tip action, the makes i w as think about are; reddington, sharpes of aberdeen, orvis western 2 and maybe diawa any advice would be helpful thanks.
i think pheasant tail has got it in one and the sage launch seems very appealling i would be grateful if any one else could verify that this a a good choice

I know the dilemma..........my daughter loves my Granger Victory bamboo rod !!
Here's a few rods that are reasonably priced that should fill the bill nicely for your son: (I bought my daughter the Sage Launch and she really likes it (I do, too).

Sage Launch: - medium fast action, and it's a Sage - $175
9' 6wt = 2 pc or 4 pc - 7wt = 4pc only

Fenwick HMG - Old reliable, medium fast action,still a very good rod - $179 9'6wt = 2 or 4 pc, 7 wt = 2 pc only

Echo Classic - I cast one of these and they are very smooth
$140 9'6wt or 7 wt = 4 pc

St. Croix Triumph - medium fast action, but abit "clunky" and heavy (at least to me) $110 9' 6wt = 2 or 4 pc, 9'7wt = 4pc

Redington Redfly2 - Fast action (but not extreme), crisp feel
$120 9'6wt = 2 or 4 pc, 7wt is made to 9'6" / 4pc

Orvis - Clearwater - $129, this is Orvis's starter rod, available
in a variety of "flex-points" from medium to fast action. Not too
shabby, but I think the Power Matrix ($265) is a much better rod.

When choosing a fly rod, there are some factors to consider. It is this kind of fish is offered? Is this a Brown trout in small lakes, a See salmon or fly fishing for saltwater species in bonefish or a shark?

Even if a fly rod can handle a very large number species and situation, knowing what would help you choose your rod. In general, picking up a fly rod, the guide is "The greatest fish, the largest equipment necessary for their land. "

Another aspect to consider is what kind of water and fishing conditions are? There is a difference between fishing and flags of seawater covered with a narrow creek. Typically, the greatest need for an open water tree longest and most small stream rod short, where there is not much room for back casts.

Have a saltwater heavy fly need a bar too high.

Fly Fisherman who fished for some time, may have a couple of specialty bars in according to different fishing conditions and whitefish.

Reeds have different characteristics and actions, from slow to fast. This action is Learn how the rod loads up the distribution or the amount of bending of the rod has. For a beginner, a bar somewhere in the middle range would be very well to begin with. A good quality cast bar and a good balance and equipment, will help make casting more competent.

Reeds are different sizes, which are classified with numbers to choose a type of fly rod is the easiest. As a 5 - pin weight of 5-match weight fly line. A 7 - weight fly line will be a game 7-weight fly rod. These numbers ensure that the fly line is not too heavy or too light for the rod, so that projects more effectively.

Fishing rods have a large package in his capacity to deliver smoother and with the use of materials modern high technology. Fly Rods have come a long way from the bamboo spreader bars used decades. A fly rod of good quality can last many years of enjoyable fishing. Most of the time did not even catch a fish to enjoy the sport fly fishing.

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