Scott 4 Piece Wave Fly Rod - 9ft. Light in hand, Wave rods easily generate high line speeds and controlled tight loops to cut through wind and deliver flies on target. With pulling power to spare, Wave rods are the perfect tool for pursuing powerful fish species in all fresh and saltwater environments.
Equally at home slam fishing the flats, casting fast sinking lines for stripers, or chasing carp and bass at the local park, Wave rods deliver high performance across a wide variety of fishing situations. Scott has developed breakthrough design and materials technologies in recent years. Wave rods, and the anglers who fish them, are the direct beneficiaries. Many of Scott Fly Rods' most innovative technologies are incorporated into the design and construction of Wave rods, and like every Scott fly rod, they are lovingly handcrafted in Scott Fly Rods' shop in Montrose, Colorado.
Appointed with top grade components like SiC stripping guides, custom machined aluminum and graphite reel seats, and super grade cork, Wave rods are finished with as much thought as the technology loaded blank designs. Simply put, Wave rods are the greatest performance value Scott has ever created.
Features
- #6: Light and quick, this is the perfect rod for seatrout, small bonefish, carp, resident brown trout on streamers, and any other species that look for meaty meals
- #7: Scott Fly Rods' favorite rod when conditions allow for a lighter rod. Super tight loops and high line speed make this ideal for seatrout - or for tailing bonefish. It’s also a great rod for taming pike in rivers and smaller lakes.
- #8: The do it all work horse in the Wave series. This rod casts like a dream, handles a wide range of fly sizes and can cover most salt and fresh water duties with ease. An extremely versatile tool; perfect for chasing big seatrout, brackish pike or permit and bonefish on the flats.
- #9: From permit to pike, this rod handles big flies, big fish, and big wind. Incredibly light in hand with power to spare, this is a serious high performance 9 weight
- #10: Into casting BIG flies for bigger predator fish. Here’s the perfect rod for the biggest of pike and other species that will bend lesser rods into pretzels. Easy to cast but has great lifting power, bringing together two qualities that usually don’t go together.
- #11: When you need a rod to test the outer limits of fly tackle, this is it. Tarpon, musky, or sailfish, this rod casts tight loops, cuts through the wind, and can lift a cinder block.
- #12: This is the big one in the series but it’s no rug beater. For the most powerful rod in the line up, it still feels light and lively in hand and is surprisingly easy to cast. If you like chasing tackle destroying fish on flies, this is your rod.
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