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New Marryat Tactical 10ft 3-wt & 10ft 6-wt rods |
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 Marryat Tactical series rods are the result of years of technical research combined with input from some of the world’s most talented fisherman. First and foremost, these are fishing rods! They are really good at casting a long line with tight loops but don’t be fooled, there is more to fishing than distance.
From the moment you get a Tactical rod in your hand you can tell that
is different – it is very light and quite tippy when you feel the
action, so you can cast it all day. Its modern action makes it
powerful, fast and accurate yet it is sensitive and responsive enough
to fish dry fly and nymph on the fine tippet at close quarters. When
you hook a fish you will realize why these rods are different –
sensitivity, unlike other good casting rods, Marryat Tactical rods are
designed to play a trophy fish on fine tackle without the risk of
losing it to stressed tippet!
The Tactical Series offers a rod for almost every situation; Light
tackle aficionados can choose stream rods from 7ft and 8ft 3-weight and
the now classic 4-weights. These rods are delicate enough for close
work on the brooks and streams of England yet are powerful enough to.
Reviewed as probably the best value premium rods available these
4-weights are true to their line rating, unlike many of their American
counterparts “4-means-4”, especially important when it comes to the 10
footer both available in 4 and 5-weight versions which excel when it
comes to Czech- and French-style nymph techniques where a fast and
light tip-section are essential for detecting a take on a short line.
Classic Tactical 9ft 5 and 6-weight rods easily out-perform competitors
with finesse and reserves of power that are needed to present bigger
flies on rivers and lakes. This range also features a 10ft
7/8-weight to cater for bigger open water and boat fishing and a 9ft
8-weight brings the sheer power needed to stop saltwater predators and
sea trout in their tracks
See these rods on the Fishing Matters stand at the show.
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The British Shooting show is now being held the weekend before The Spring flyfishing Show on the 27th & 28th of February 2010 at the Newark Showground. A large number of flyfishers are also shooters and therefore an ideal opportunity for
those interested in shooting to visit this fantastic show.