Rods and Reels
CF Burkheimer Spey Rod
Two-handed rods are synonymous with Spey casting. Some anglers come to embrace Spey casting for its seemingly effortless delivery, some for its romance and grace; whatever your draw there’s no denying the amazing utility of these rods in a wide variety of
Echo Swing
Tim’s faster action “rebuttal” to Dec’s smoother casting DH rod. Built with a slightly beefier butt section for those abrupt, botom-hand power aplications. Touch and go to Skagit casting, floating lines to big sink tips. It’s dialed.
Echo Switch Rods
Whether you're using them with one hand or two, spey casting or overhead casting. Switch rods have become an important tool for people who trout and steelhead fish. Great Lakes fly anglers love the light weight and shorter length, Pacific Northwest angler
Echo TR (Tim Rajeff) Spey Rod
Tim’s faster action “rebuttal” to Dec’s smoother casting DH rod. Built with a slightly beefier butt section for those abrupt, botom-hand power aplications. Touch and go to Skagit casting, floating lines to big sink tips. It’s dialed.
G. Loomis Asquith Spey
Asquith: the most technologically advanced fly rod in the world. A WORLD OF INNOVATION. CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY. LEGENDARY DESIGN.
G. Loomis IMX-Pro V2 Short Spey
Designed to cover large sections of trout water efficiently and effectively, IMX-PRO V2 SHORTSPEY is a difference-maker, especially when other methods leave anglers empty-netted.
G. Loomis NRX+ Switch
Four-season spey anglers face a horde of tricky obstacles.
