DOUGLAS SKY FLY ROD

One of Cortland’s oldest fly line designs, the Classic 444 Peach has been around for over 50 years. Sure, fly fishing gear has changed since the 1960s but this is a line that has offered durability, light line performance, and a proven versatile taper for anglers who continue to fish moderate action rods. This is a line that’s great for traditional fishing techniques including dry flies at short ranges and Panfish on the lake. Be careful not to pair this line with an ultra-fast action rod.

Looking for the lightest and most technologically advanced fly rod on the market? Straight from the desk of the legendary Steve Rajeff comes the latest in fly rod design paired with the highest technology: The G. Loomis Asquith. Choose the 4- to 6-weight models for all-around trout fishing or the 7-weight + for larger game. No matter which model you choose, you’ll get a rod that’s a line size lighter than the NRX and has one of the lightest swing weights in existence.

The new Sage X fly rod represents the latest creation to come from the genius that is Jerry Siem. As a Sage rod, you know it will be fast, but the X is more than that. The X rod’s all-new fast action taper delivers greater blank recovery and a crisper tip stop – creating tighter, more efficient loops throughout all ranges of casting styles. If you were a fan of the Sage Z-axis and the Sage XP, you’re going to love the all new X.

One of the most popular fly lines for many years now, the Scientific Anglers Mastery MPX line provides the ultimate in freshwater and light saltwater versatility. A redesign of the popular Scientific Anglers GPX fly line, this line is built as a do-it-all freshwater line great for lakes, streams, rivers, and more. What’s better? The line’s taper and design cater to a variety of angling methods including streamer fishing, dry fly fishing, and heavy nymphing. If you’re looking for the most well-rounded, versatile line on the market, you’ve come to the right place.

The DXF may be the most versatile mid-priced rod series on the market today. Douglas has made the DXF in nearly every rod model from single-hand trout rods to nymph-specific models, two-handed models, and more. These rods combine fast action performance with efficient blank taper technology to create a rod that is powerful and efficient in nearly every angling scenario. Douglas has accomplished what many rod manufacturers have set out to achieve: a well-rounded series that includes a rod for any angler.