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MARRYAT Tactical GRAPHEN Fly Rod
Features
Weight :
73g
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The Marryat Tactical Graphen rod range: a range dedicated to nymph fishing!
Features
Weight :
73g
Ref 36570-001
3 in stock
Description
The Marryat Tactical Graphen rod range
The Marryat Graphen rods: 4 rods combining the most modern technologies for a range dedicated to modern nymph fishing. Rods that complement the Tactical Pro series for the most delicate fishing. They allow fishing in all environments, with either monofilament or fly line. The grip shape and reel seat positioning allow the use of semi-automatic reels with trigger.
Key features
- Grip: A refined diameter of 26mm combined with a length of 165mm facilitates the use of trigger reels. AAAA cork and high-resistance balancing and protection butt.
- Guides: FUJI SIC stripping guide followed by Hard Chrome guides for the 8'8 and Recoil guides for the other models. Hard chrome tip top. The total number of guides and their positioning is defined for monofilament/fly line versatility.
- Reel seat: up locking for the 8'8 and down locking for the other 3. Aviation aluminium and wood insert.
The selection of our team of enthusiasts
- Marryat Tactical Graphen 8'8 line weight 3: small rivers for quick and precise fishing at short distance in nymph and dry fly. Optimum efficiency.
- Marryat Tactical Graphen 10'6 line weight 3: a very versatile rod for both dry fly and nymph fishing. Good power reserve.
- Marryat Tactical Graphen 10'9 line weight 2/3: moderate/fast action rod designed for medium and large rivers. Dry fly fishing with a #3 line possible.
- Marryat Tactical Graphen 11'2 line weight 2/3: moderate/fast action rod with exceptional balance, large power reserve, dry fly fishing possible.
Which rod to choose for nymph fishing?
Trout / grayling nymphing in river
Depending on the size of the waterway, the length will vary from 10' to 11' for line weights ranging from #2 to #4 or with direct monofilament. A good starting point would be a 10'6 #2/3 rod for small streams and a 10'9 #3/4 for medium to large rivers.
If you have any questions about choosing a rod, the appropriate rigging for your fishing area or the type of fly line (floating, sinking, etc.) to put on your reel, do not hesitate to contact us through our website, by phone or by visiting us in person at our Ardent Fly Fishing shop.