Are GREY fly rods good?

Greys GRXi Spinning Rods are low profile, well-balanced blanks make this a startlingly good rod in all fishing situations.

Who makes Greys fly rods?

Greys is a Division of Hardy and now one of the oldest names in fly fishing brings its exciting new line of products to the USA. Innovative products that are well made at great prices. Many of you have become very big fans of these rods, reels, bags and technical clothes in very short order.

How far should fly rods cast?

Most fish are caught closer than 15-20 meters or 50 feet and then some. Very few fly-anglers can cast 40 meters or 130 feet and when they do it’s not a beautiful sight, and the fly will most likely not be the part of the rig, which is furthest away….

Sepp Fuchs	A casting pool
Hywell Morgan in action	Hywell power

Why do fly fishing have extra spools?

Currently quick-change extra spools are available for most popular fly fishing reels. They allow anglers to carry loaded spools so that they can change fly lines easily by unlatching a spool from the reel and then replacing it with another spool loaded with line.

Are reel to reel tape decks still made?

Studer, Stellavox, Tascam, and Denon produced reel-to-reel tape recorders into the 1990s, but as of 2017, only Mechlabor continues to manufacture analog reel-to-reel recorders.

How many fly rods should you have?

I suggest two rods, a 5-weight and an 8-weight, both 4-piece, 9-foot graphite rods, can meet 90 percent of likely fishing situations. Fly rods are rated by the weight of the line they cast, the higher the number, the heavier the rod.

What does 5 6 mean on a fly rod?

What Does a 5/6 Weight Mean? A 5/6 weight rod is not uncommon to see. Essentially this means that the rod can hold both 5 and 6-weight line. If you do purchase one of these rods, it’s best if you go with a 6-weight line. It’ll give you a bit extra weight so you can make longer casts and get a true feel for the fly rod.