Scott F Series Fly Rod
Fiberglass technology for a superior, lightweight, responsive rod! Scott started making fly rods from fiberglass in the early 70’s when graphite fly rods didn’t even exist. They created high performance, multi piece glass fly rods for anglers venturing into the mountains to catch wild trout in clear, cool waters. Anglers were amazed by the smooth performance of Scott's industry-first 5 piece fly rod, and by the full range of multi piece light line glass rods.
Fiberglass technology for a superior, lightweight, responsive rod! Scott started making fly rods from fiberglass in the early 70’s when graphite fly rods didn’t even exist. They created high performance, multi piece glass fly rods for anglers venturing into the mountains to catch wild trout in clear, cool waters. Anglers were amazed by the smooth performance of Scott's industry-first 5 piece fly rod, and by the full range of multi piece light line glass rods.
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HIGH PERFORMANCE, PURE FUN Our earliest rods grew from fiberglass roots. In fact, when Scott Fly Rods started in the early 70’s, graphite fly rods
Scott F Series
Fiberglass technology for a superior, lightweight, responsive rod! Scott started making fly rods from fiberglass in the early 70’s when graphite fly rods didn’t even exist. They created high performance, multi piece glass fly rods for anglers venturing into the mountains to catch wild trout in clear, cool waters. Anglers were amazed by the smooth performance of Scott's industry-first 5 piece fly rod, and by the full range of multi piece light line glass rods.
Scott F-Series Fly Rod 5'8 3wt
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RIP my fav fly rod, scott original G-series… 🥲 sections 2 and 3 broke. : r/flyfishing