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Fly Summary|Articles|Products|Discussions|Start a discussion Fly rods can cost from around £20.00 to more than £1000.00, with the more expensive ones being lighter for a given strength and length. The length and strength of a fly rod will depend on several factors: line size, river or stillwater, size of water and size of fish. The rod could be a tiny wand for small streams and small brown trout, to a hefty double-handed rod for salmon in big rivers.  START A DISCUSSION   To start a new thread you need to validate your membership - Validate here.

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