Orvis Clearwater Fly Rods
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Clearwater Series Fly Rods are the ideal choice for the budget-conscious
angler who wants to have a quality fly rod without breaking the bank.
These rodsare designed for the beginner angler. They are durable, scratch
resistent, forgiving and still high-quality. While not in the same league
as the T3 or Superfine Fly Rods, the Clearwater Series Fly rods are the
perfect choice for someone new to fly fishing. Benefits of Orvis Clearwater
Series fly rods are:
- Medium Action : Allows the fly rod to be quite
forgiving. Gives beginning fly fishers a gentle, smooth stroke with
extra strength to assist with the possible improper rod handling techniques
of beginners.
- 25 year unconditional guarantee against breakage
and workmanship. Unusual to see affordable rods like this having a
full guarantee on them.
- Quality Tapers - The tapers used on the Orvis clearwater
fly rods are high quality, some of which are identical to that used
on the Superfine series fly rods.
- Excellent Value - As the angler improves their skills,
they will not immediately out-grow this rod.
Who is the Orvis Clearwater Series Fly rod For?
Anglers who are new to the sport of fly fishing will enjoy the forgiving
nature of the quality Orvis Clearwater Classic fly rods. They are perfect
for the beginner angler, and will provide anyone new to the sport with
a fly rod that will last for many years. But, unlike many entry level
fly rods, the Clearwater Series will work well as the angler improves
their abilities. In short, an angler will not immediately out-grow a
Clearwater Series rod. Because of this, Clearwater rods provide a lot
of value for the money spent.
Unsure of what type of fly rod to get? Then read our Buyers
Guide to Fly Rods for helpful information on things to look for
when shopping around for one.
Note : Here's how to decipher the product name below, so you know the specs of the fly rod just by the name. An example of a typical product name is : Orvis Clearwater II 795-2
The first two numbers, in this case 79, refer to the length of the rod. Thus, this rod is 7 feet, 9 inches long. The third number, 5, refers to the weight of the rod (what is fly rod weight?). And the final number after the dash, 2, refers to how many pieces the rod is.
So, a rod labelled Clearwater II 806-4, means the rod is eight feet long, is a 6 weight rod, and comes in 4 pieces. Simple, huh?
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