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Tom Morgan Rodsmith

admin — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 22:41:04 +0000

Tom Morgan Rod Paired with Janciuras Reel

What a beautiful rod from Tom Morgan paired with a gorgeous Janciuras reel. Some great shots in the video of both if these treasures. The video is by Outside’s Go magazine and features host Ryan Crowick. Tom Morgan is a Montana based rod smith and was one of the owners of the R.L Winston Rod Company. The Rod’s produced by Tom Morgan are in a calibre all it’s own. Each and every one is tuned to perfection before it is let loose on the river. More to come about Tom Morgan Rods…

Fishing Gear Review – 23th Edition

OUTSIDEGO — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 20:45:56 +0000

Outside’s Go Magazine tests a Tom Morgan bamboo rod outfitted with a Janciuras perfection reel and Scientific Anglers Sharkskin Line on the Pecos River in northern New Mexico. Find more at www.outsidego.com

By OUTSIDEGO

2007 Year End Review Fly Fishing WV and Beyond

miloshthefisherman — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 20:38:21 +0000

95% of the shots were taken in West Virginia. The other 5% were shot in Pennsylvania, Virginia, and New York. West Virginia is truly “Almost Heaven” for those of you have never visited the mountain state. I offer year round guiding for all species in the southern part of WV. Feel free to contact me if your interested in a trip that you’ll never forget! More videos like this one will be on their way in the following months. Tight loops and enjoy, Milosh

By miloshthefisherman

Winston Boron BIIx Fly Rod demo

mattstansberry — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 20:31:15 +0000

www.OregonFlyFishingBlog.com for more fly fishing gear reviews and demos. Barrett from the Caddis Fly shows off the power of this new Winston rod and tries his best to snap it off with a 10lb boat anchor.

By mattstansberry

Scott A3 Fly Rods

admin — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 20:28:38 +0000

Review of the New (for 2009) Scott A3 Fly Rod

Review of the New (for 2009) Scott A3 Fly Rods and Harry discusses where he feels they would best suit his fly fishing needs. A nice entry level rod a bit firmer than the g2 series. Very versatile. The A3 in the lighter weights have a very sensitive tip as well. Medium fast action available in a 2 piece or 4 and available in the 3-10 weight. Nice performance value rod for the money American hand built quality. MSRP ranges from 295$ for the 2 pieces to 495 for the travel 4 pieces. The Scott A3 fly rod is affordable but personally I prefer action of the G2 but at half the price in some cases it makes its own statement.

Intermediate modulus graphite single layup rod
good quality cork
the real seat is a machined aluminum anodized silver
super hard chrome snake guides with SiC stripping guides

Same lifetime warranty as the rest of the Scott quality rods.

Scott A3 fly rod

Sage z-axis fly rod review

admin — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 00:43:13 +0000

Nice review of a great product. I can’t wait to get my hands on one of these z-axis fly rods. Thank you Leland! The z-axis is following the XP one of sages most successful lines and a pretty tough act to beat.

Ok I finally tried one out and it is lighter than the XP and a retty forgiving rod even on longer casts. If you like fast action rods give this one a try.