Double L Fly Rods, 9' 7-8 Weight

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Product Details
The most advanced fly rod to ever bear our signature name, it's been redesigned to be 15% stronger and 10% lighter than its predecessor. These 9-foot medium-fast rods are perfect for freshwater bass and light saltwater use.

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View all reviews for this productFrequently Asked Questions
Q: What kind of fishing is this 7-8 weight fly rod best for?
A: It's designed for freshwater bass fishing and light inshore saltwater use. The 9' length and medium-fast action also make it a versatile choice across pond/lake and stream/river settings.
Q: What does medium-fast action mean on this fly rod?
A: Medium-fast action gives you a versatile balance of control and responsiveness. We built these rods with an advanced taper to help with precise line control and more delicate presentations when you need them.
Q: Is this fly rod a good choice for beginners?
A: Yes, it can be a great option for beginners, and it's also appropriate for intermediate and advanced anglers. The medium-fast action helps make the rod feel approachable while still offering the control experienced casters want.
Q: Should I choose the 7-weight or the 8-weight version?
A: Choose the 7-weight if you want a slightly lighter setup for your day on the water. Choose the 8-weight when you want a little more power for bass or light saltwater situations. Each rod's weight is marked on the ferrules to help you keep them straight if you own more than one.
Q: What comes with the rod for storage and transport?
A: It comes with a graphite rod tube and a cloth rod sleeve. The tube cap has the model information engraved for easy identification.
Q: How do I assemble the 4-piece rod?
A: Line up the ferrule alignment dot and line, then fit the sections together for quick setup. The rod weight is marked on each ferrule, which helps prevent mix-ups when you're rigging multiple rods.
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