|
|
 |
 |
 |
|
|
 | |
There is a mantra at the Scott company called the "Scott Difference". Ever since Harry Wilson started the company back in 1974, the Scott company has been 110% committed to detail - because they know their attention to detail eventually makes its way upstream to their dealers, and ultimately you.
|
| |
|
That attention to detail is a 28 year old heritage-in-process that doesn't sit around the workbench talking about how good the fishing used to be.
Their goal is simple: To handcraft the ultimate fishing tool. The Scott difference is tangible in every rod they create. That difference includes hand fit internal ferrules, individual flex rating, custom graphite, and hand turned Portugeuse cork grips - the list goes on from there. At Scott its all about their way of doing things. |
|
 |
| |
|
|
Scott X2s Series Saltwater fly fishing is a sport of challenging wind, long casts and powerful fish. The new X2s saltwater rods by Scott are nearly limitless at any challenge thrown at you. The X2s load and cast with a short amount of line, making your casts accurate and quiet. They also do a nice job at long casts.
($575-$595)
|
|
|
| |
|
|
Scott G2 Series For the technical trout fishing fanatics, the G2 series is for you. The Scott G2 rod turns over the longest, lightest leaders simply, while letting you control drifts in the most misleading currents. The G2 is a perfect pairing of line speed and loop control, and are extremely accurate. ($595-$615)
|
|
|
| |
|
|
Scott S3 Series The world’s oceans can be intimidating because of their size and weather extremes, but they can also offer some of the most exciting fly fishing opportunities. The Scott S3 Rods will give you the line speed and distance needed to balance those difficulties, and get the flies to the fish quickly and accurately.
($625-$650)
|
|
|
| |
|
|
Scott F Series If you are a creek crawler, the Scott Fibertouch rods are a dream come true. Whether you are casting only a few feet off the rod tip, under and around tangles of wood, or a long 30 foot straightaway, the Fibertouch is perfectly matched for all of these environments. If this is your thing, make sure to take a high performance Scott Fibertouch glass rod along.
($495)
|
|
|
| |
|
|
Scott S3s Series If you are looking for control, accuracy and power while freshwater fishing, the Scott S3 rod is for you. The S3 generates high line speed and tight loops to assist you in beating the wind and delivering flies accurately. The Scott S3 rod let you focus on catching fish instead of worrying about your cast.
($675-$695)
|
|
|
| |
|
|
Scott ARC Series The Scott ARC series of rods can handle the torque and directional change typical of Skagit style casting. They have medium fast actions and never seem to run out of power. The power transition is smooth and has been described as ‘magical’. Try the Scott ARC series rods if you love Skagit style casting or carrying long lengths of line.
($750-$795)
|
|
|
| |
|
|
Scott E2 Series Looking for a fly rod that balances light in the hand, then take a look at the Scott E2 Rod Series. These fast action rods are accurate, deliver tight loops, and offer high line speed. Designed with thin walls and large diameters to deep you in touch with the line, you will be able to keep positive control over your casts and drifts. E2 rods will assist you in reaching out longer , mending complex currents, and controlling powerful fish. The Scott E2 Series is the go to rod in sleeve over ferrule design.
($475-$495)
|
|
|
| |
|
|
Scott A2 Series The Scott A2 Series Rods offer both fresh and saltwater rods to help you meet any fishing challenge head on, and are offered a value price. They have balanced medium fast actions, and deliver great performance. So whether your fishing your favorite spot on the Au Sable or heading out onto Lake St. Clair, you’ll find the perfect tool in the A2 Series.
($265-$495)
|
|
|
| |
|
|
Scott V2 Series The Scott V2 Series was designed to help you become a better angler. These handcrafted fly rods have smooth medium actions that will help deliver the fly on target. They are handcrafted in Scott’s shop in Montrose, Colorado, right alongside all other Scott rods, so you can be confident in who built your rod. Been dreaming of fishing a handcrafted Scott fly rod, dream no longer cast one today.
($185-$195)
|
|
|
| |
|
|
Scott LS2 Series Scott’s LS2 Series Rods feel light in your hands and switch effortlessly between casting styles. The actions are medium fast and depending on your fishing situation or preference, they are perfectly matched to today’s line systems so you can use short, mid or long bellies. Try Scott’s most popular two-handers today!
($595)
|
|
|
| |
|
|
Scott SC Series Bamboo. Unless you're a panda, just the mention of it conjures up visions of great granddad, creel over his shoulder, casting to trout in a clear cold river. If your noble ancestor was very lucky, in his hand was one of the exceptional rods that combined performance and artistry.
Fast forward and meet the new Scott SC Series bamboo rods. Continue to enjoy that vision of great granddad, but make no mistake, you're holding a rod that would make him truly envious. Scott has partnered with Bernard Ramanauskas, award winning master cane builder and innovator, fly fishing fanatic and guide, to bring you some remarkable split cane rods. ($2650)
|
|
|
|
|
 |
|
 |
 |
 |
|
