The Sage TROUT LL is designed as a moderate action, smooth casting, deadly accurate, tippet protecting trout rod. The TROUT LL specialized lengths are perfected for short casts, small flies and light tippets. This rod, with its traditional smooth casting action, adds modern performance in accuracy and loop control through the backbone of its Konnetic HD blank material. This rod will quickly become your best friend.
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With a delicate touch and medium action, the TROUT LL family has been designed with the trout angler and dry flies in mind. Through blank taper
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With a delicate touch and medium action, the TROUT LL family has been designed with the trout angler and dry flies in mind. Through blank taper optimization and specialized length offerings, the TROUT LL is perfected for wade fishing, closer casts, small flies, and light tippets. A relatively supple tip maximizes light tippet protection and gives way to a smooth easy-loading mid-section that increases feel and feedback throughout the casting stroke.
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With a delicate touch and medium action, the TROUT LL family has been designed with the trout angler and dry flies in mind. Through blank taper optimization and specialized length offerings, the TROUT LL is perfected for wade fishing, closer casts, small flies, and light tippets. A relatively supple tip maximizes light tippet protection and gives way to a smooth easy-loading mid-section that increases feel and feedback throughout the casting stroke.
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