Guideline Elevation Brook & TLT Single Hand Rod (Length & Class: 8 Fot #4)

Om Guideline Elevation Brook & TLT Single Hand Rod (Length & Class: 8 Fot #4)

Elevation Brook & TLT is shorter rods for smaller streams and other places where these rods is more practical. The Elevation Brook series contains of three different models, that probably are the most perfect rods for brooks and smaller streams. Together with all the same eco features as all other Elevation rods, we have also made some small cosmetic design changes. Less metallic trim and a more greyish thread to give you the feeling of an even more “stealthy” rod when fishing. The rods have a wonderful “mid flex” rod action curve, which means that you will have a rod that quickly bends perfectly in the tip and mid section of the rod, ensuring that small casting movements in tight situations will work just as thought. As the rod gradually bends wonderfully all the way down to the handle when fighting fish, it suits fishing with very thin leaders as it easily dampens sudden movements. The light and super crispy blank construction also has the properties for some great overhead casting and a surprisingly good distance! To really become perfectly equipped for the brook and small stream fishing scene, make sure to match these rods up with our brand new Brook WF fly line, which is design for and with these rods! Never before have we had a setup that perfect for fishing in small streams! The Brook TLT is a specially designed rod for the Italian casting style named “TLT”, «Tecnica Lancio Totale», or Total Casting Technique. The rods ultra fast action enables you to cast with very distinctive movements and carry long and light line weights. It also differs in that way that it becomes clear that in this case its the caster that should be bending the rod, not the line weight. This type of rod with light line weights can give you some incredible line speed and loop control.

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