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Spey Rod, Switch Rod: How To Match The Line-Rio Saves The Day
Posted by fliesandfinswest on Friday, February 09 @ 15:32:17 PST
With so many fly rod companies making spey rods it has become difficult to make any sense of them all. I call it the “Wild West” phenomenon, an explosion of options and a true manufacturing free-for-all. There are spey rod and switch rod combinations of every weight, length, and stiffness. Add into that angler ability and you have got enough options to keep an angler scratching their head for a few steelhead seasons. Thank the fishing Gods for Rio. This handy little guide outlines all your options matched to rods from every manufacturer as well as ability. Finally the rest of us can make some sense out of all this information. Check out Rio’s easy guide to matching your spey rod or switch rod with a line that will work well for your ability. It is also a great reference for picking a spey or switch rod that fits your needs. Let us know what you think.
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