Enjoy our great International Shipping Rates There's nothing like the supple, easy-to-load, full-flex feel of a fiberglass fly rod. The first time you connect with a big fish on one and feel it all the way down into the cork grip, you'll be hooked. That easy loading ability also makes it perfect for short casts in tight quarters on small streams. If you love technical fishing with small flies, the soft flex will protect 6X and even 7X tippet while absorbing strong runs from beefy fish. Finally, it's a great action for learning how to cast.
Pocketwater Glass Fly Rods
$199
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3-piece 6'9" 3 wt.
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With their full-flex, easy-loading slow action, our Pocketwater glass fly rods will bring you back to the roots of fly fishing. They're perfect for short, delicate presentations, roll casting and protecting very light tippet.
- High-quality half wells cork grip.
- Blank is made from S-Glass, the lightest, strongest fiberglass available for fly rods.
- Traditional down-locking reel seat with cork insert.
- A lightweight, smooth-casting rod with a traditional full-flex action.
- 7'6" 4 wt. & 8' 5 wt. are 4 piece for travel and storage.
- Fiberglass rod tube matches traditional yellow rod color; model info is engraved on end cap.
- 6'8" 3 wt. rod is 3 piece for easy traveling.
Rated 1 out of
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bobby from
zero stars
Put a bug net on this pole and it might be useful! Check with returns, it was returned yesterday.
Date published: 2024-06-19
Rated 5 out of
5
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Catfishesq from
Nice rod for glass
A nice rod for tight quarters xxxxxx. Xxxxxx. Too short
Date published: 2023-10-20
Rated 5 out of
5
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Mark from
Pocket water
I really like this little rod! Loooooooooooopoooooooooooooooooooooove it
Date published: 2023-09-01
Rated 5 out of
5
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Austin from
Outstanding rod & value
I've wanted to try a fiberglass rod for sometime, and the price of this one was hard to resist. Honestly it's become my go-to, punching way above any other rods I have of the same weight (4wt).
It's a superb delicate, short casting small stream rod, but the slow, deliberate action can honestly produce a workable long cast if needed. Pair with a decent click & pawl to experience what fly fishing should really be like :)
Date published: 2023-08-05
Rated 5 out of
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Rico from
Retro, Baby!
Fantastic...takes me back to younger days when I first started fly fishing with a nice Cortland fiberglass fly rod. This rod is way better...it's a beauty!!!
Date published: 2023-06-06
Rated 4 out of
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Wmsilvia from
First glass rod - great for small streams
Had some LL bean gift cards and decided to put them towards a 3wt dedicated creek setup to be used in Colorado's front range. Paired with a royal wulff triangle taper plus (half weight heavy). Action is medium approaching medium fast, with good but not great feedback while casting. Stiffer than I would expect from a glass rod, but helpful when throwing weighted nymphs - handles a couple of tung heads well enough. Dry presentation, even with larger terrestrials, punches well above weight for the price of this rod. Great for tightlining while contending with cramped brush. Would recommend if you're looking for a budget creek workhorse with old school feel and are willing to sacrifice some fit and finish/don't mind cheap cork.
Date published: 2023-04-26
Rated 5 out of
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Old Salt from
Pocket Water Glass rod
Nice little small stream rod that has a nice slow action
Date published: 2022-12-18
Rated 5 out of
5
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John H from
Please first time glass rod user
Disclaimer. This is my first glass rod, and I am only about 2 years into fly fishing. With that being said, I absolutely love this rod for the price. I bought it as a nice packing rod for smaller mountain streams in Western NJ and the Pennsylvania and bushwhacking the somewhat unkept streamsides of Southern Minnesota. Really I just got it because I wanted to try it. Theres a bit of a learning curve to get a hold of the action, though I attribute this to my armature technique as well as being new to glass. With that, I love the action. Great at presenting dry flies, long enough to get a decent cast out there, and strong enough to pitch nymphs under a dropper as well. Love the style. A blue version also exists. I look forward to getting to know this rod more, but so far, love it.
Date published: 2022-06-23
