Dear Rodbuilders,

We are adding to our Fly Rod Line! These are in stock, and are ready to ship.

* Fly Rods are 40T and 50T carbon blends
* Ferrule Lite Joints (can replace sections w/o original blank)
* Matte X-ray Finish
* Armor-Resin: Toughener added to pre-preg resin to prevent micro-cracks and crack propagation caused by fly on blank impacts.
* Available www.northforkcomposites.com

In terms of our existing fly lines, this line fits in the "middle" between our Classic IM and our Gamma Alpha/Beta, we have special pricing currently in effect.

FAF1004-4LMX 10'0" 4pc 4 weight Fast Action Fly (Czech Nymph)
FAF1005-4LMX 10'0" 4pc 5weight Fast Action Fly (Czech Nymph)
FAF1006-4LMX 10’0" 4pc 6 weight Fast Action Fly
FAF1007-4LMX 10’0" 4pc 7 weight Fast Action Fly
FAF1008-4LMX 10’0" 4pc 8 weight Fast Action Fly
FAF9010-4LMX 9'0" 4pc 10 weight Fast Action Fly
FAF904-4 LMX 9'0" 4pc 4 weight Fast Action Fly
FAF905-4 LMX 9'0" 4pc 5 weight Fast Action Fly
FAF906-4 LMX 9'0" 4pc 6 weight Fast Action Fly
FAF907-4 LMX 9'0" 4pc 7 weight Fast Action Fly
FAF908-4 LMX 9'0" 4pc 8 weight Fast Action Fly
FAF909-4 LMX 9'0" 4pc 9 weight Fast Action Fly
FASW1106-4LMX 11'0" 4pc 6weight Fast Action Fly (Switch)
FASW1107-4LMX 11'0" 4pc 7weight Fast Action Fly (Switch)
FASW1108-4LMX 11'0" 4pc 8weight Fast Action Fly (Switch)
FASY1267-4LMX 12'6" 4pc 7 weight LMX Fly (Spey) 500-550 grains
FASY1268-4LMX 12'6" 4pc 8 weight LMX Fly (Spey) 560-625 grains
FASY1269-4LMX 12'6" 4pc 9 weight LMX Fly (Spey) 625-700 grains
FASY1409-4LMX 14'0" 4pc 9/10 weight Fast Action Fly (Spey)
FASY1510-4LMX15'0" 4pc 10weight Fast Action Fly (Spey)

Thanks!

Can't wait to build the 1007. I'm expecting a pure gun for distance.

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If I'm not going to catch anything, then I'd rather not catch anything on flies.

Prostaff Rodhouse
[www.rodhouse.fr]

Aleks, the new fly rod blanks sounds awesome and very reasonably priced.

Any chance there will be a line of all S2 Zentron unsanded fly rod blanks? Something like 7’3 to 8’3” 3 to 7 weight in 3 or 4 pieces. Right now there is a big gap between cheap imports and high $ high quality USA made blanks.

Maybe your KDR 750 mandrel can be used to make a good fiberglass fly rod blank that a rodbuilder can cut and ferrule themselves or just keep it one piece.

Keep the new blanks coming!!!! Would love to see a 5wt switch or 3/4 wt micro trout spey.

Well, you've got a perfect micro spey with the ST1302-HM.
I'm building one right now, and I can tell you it's gonna give a wicked rod. 13' of pure Loomis magic.

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If I'm not going to catch anything, then I'd rather not catch anything on flies.

Prostaff Rodhouse
[www.rodhouse.fr]



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/23/2019 10:10AM by Laurent Keiff.

Laurent Keiff Wrote:
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> Well, you've got a perfect micro spey with the
> ST1302-HM.
> I'm building one right now, and I can tell you
> it's gonna give a wicked rod. 13' of pure Loomis
> magic.


Thank you Laurent!

David Miller Wrote:
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> Aleks, the new fly rod blanks sounds awesome and
> very reasonably priced.
>
> Any chance there will be a line of all S2 Zentron
> unsanded fly rod blanks? Something like 7’3 to
> 8’3” 3 to 7 weight in 3 or 4 pieces. Right now
> there is a big gap between cheap imports and high
> $ high quality USA made blanks.
>
> Maybe your KDR 750 mandrel can be used to make a
> good fiberglass fly rod blank that a rodbuilder
> can cut and ferrule themselves or just keep it one
> piece.



David - thank you for your kind words! We are working on a glass fly blank lineup, and are planning on launching it in the next couple of months.

Aleks, S2 zentron for this lineup?
Anyway, in any case, s-glass or even e-glass, i’m sure i wouldn’t resist long to order them from Goulven at Rodhouse, to test them, once the lineup will be made available ;-)

That is awesome to hear Aleks. I like to fly fish from a kayak where most of the cast are accurate short range so I think that shorter fiberglass rods are more ideal than carbon fiber. Then the flexibility to handle being high sticked which is almost impossible to not do in certain situations fighting a fish from a kayak. I have been searching for my ultimate kayak 6wt 7’6” to 7’10” but I understand that a small niche length line weight combination especially in modern fly rods. Also like to wade fish small creeks where a fiberglass fly rod I feel is the best tool.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/25/2019 06:03PM by David Miller.