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5 Things To Do Before Trout Season

 

1. Commission the build of your new custom Scott rod

bout a year ago, Scott Fly Rods released what we like to call the “Fly Rod Configuranator,” an online workshop that enables you to design your dream rod. Our staff spent so many hours trying to engineer the ultimate fly rod that we nearly had to block the site. If nothing else, there are worse ways to waste time on a computer. My top 3 recommendations are below:

 - Do you need a new spring creek rod? Try Scott’s 883-4 G2. The matte finish blank and smooth action lends this rod perfectly to the challenges of spring creek fishing.
Maybe you are looking for a rod that that will effortlessly throw streamers inches from cut banks. Well, Scott’s S4S 690-4 is possibly the best 6 wt ever made. This rod has magic. 
- If you have no idea why you are reading this because you're busy picturing the white sand of the flats, slap the titanium guide package on an 890-4 S4S and never think about rust again.
2. Organize your fishing gear.
We all know how important keeping your stuff organized is and the more you have the bigger issue it can be. If you're like me, you're always hunting for the perfect set up. It's time to pull out your gear and do an inventory. Yes, flies too! Here are some tried and true winners:

Comments

Hi new to fly fishing. Friends tell me to get a Sage as its the best rod/reel. Notice others on your upgrade program that are hi end also like Scott, Orvis, Loomis. What do you think? Have a St.Croi now & some Fenwick spin rods.
Posted @ Tuesday, May 22, 2012 12:35 PM by Mike
I have just begun the process of switching from spin casting to fly and I have heard and read some very interesting testimonials of your products and am interested in the. I have entered your give away but have learned it may have been too late to enter the chance for the "loop multi lite 3/6". If so I am still looking for additional opportunities to start fly fishing using the "best" equipment in the industry.
Posted @ Sunday, May 27, 2012 9:40 PM by Joseph Stovall
Through the Leland upgrade program I was able to order my custom Scott G2 in th 8'8" 4 weight and I must say after fishing the hell out of this rod for six days this rod is SWEET!!! Spring creeks in VA, & PA. Tailwaters in MD, & TN, with a few freestones in western NC to round it off. Everything from a size 24 midge on 8x up to a size 2 cicada on 4X 12' long leader. The rod has great feel, loop control, and turns over some serious bugs. Moved back to the west coast and already planning my next outing to go rip some lips. Thanks Casey and the rest of the Leland crew, you guys are awesome!
Posted @ Sunday, June 03, 2012 12:23 PM by John
Through the Leland upgrade program I was able to order my custom Scott G2 in th 8'8" 4 weight and I must say after fishing the hell out of this rod for six days this rod is SWEET!!! Spring creeks in VA, & PA. Tailwaters in MD, & TN, with a few freestones in western NC to round it off. Everything from a size 24 midge on 8x up to a size 2 cicada on 4X 12' long leader. The rod has great feel, loop control, and turns over some serious bugs. Moved back to the west coast and already planning my next outing to go rip some lips. Thanks Casey and the rest of the Leland crew, you guys are awesome!
Posted @ Sunday, June 03, 2012 12:23 PM by John
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