Sandy River Spey Clave 2012, Teeny Landing Hand

11:30am - 12:00pm
Tim Rajeff
"Single-Hand To Double-Hand"

Spey Videos

Hardy Rods

Guideline Rods

Meiser Rods

Pictured above is the west wall of our show room where 32 different models of Spey rods are on display. There are many more models in the stock-room that won't fit on the wall. Steelhead fishing is a passion at The Fly Fishing Shop. We are surrounded by steelhead and salmon rivers; huge rivers, big rivers, medium rivers and small rivers. These rivers offer a diversity of angling opportunities and challenges. That is why our selection of Spey rods is so large, so you can have just the right rod for every situation. Other reasons are that we really like fishing with Spey rods. We like experimenting with Spey rods and learning about Spey rods. We like playing with Spey rods and talking to other Spey fishers about Spey rods. We might be called Spey obsessed. Spey rods are very cool. And we have cast every rod pictured here and caught fish on most.

We have been Sage dealers for over 30-years and have a lot of miles on the water with Sage Rods in our hands. Many great trophies and many great memories have been collected. No body beats Sage in design, craftsmanship or service after the sale. Sage is constantly refining their rods as new construction materials and casting styles evolve. They have been the leader for over 30-years, and are still the fly rod company that all others are compared to.

More detailed information on: Sage Two-Hand Fly Rods.

G. Loomis has assembled an impressive team of the world's most respected steelhead/salmon anglers, and tournament casters to help design the largest collection of two-hand rods. Ed Ward, Steve Choate, Leif Stavmo and many others under the direction of World Casting Champion Steve Rajeff designed five complete series of two-hand rods to cover widest range of angling situations. At center stage is the NRX Series.

Winston Spey Rods
Boron IIX & Boron IIMX Spey Rods

Winston introduced their revolutionary BIIX Series of two-handers in 2005 with two models. That same year Winston's head rod designer, Sam Drukman added expert Spey caster, Andre Scholz to the Winston team.
Several more models have been added since then. Winston Spey rods are smooth as butter and each model will cast a wide range of line weights and fit a wide range of casting and fishing styles. Winston Boron rods are very lightweight, but incredibly durable. All models of Winston Spey Rods are very popular with the 8133-4 BIIX (13' 3" #7) being one of the most popular two-handers of all time..

Temple Fork Outfitters Spey Rods

Temple Fork Outfitters rods are designed in the United States and production of the rods is done in a proprietary plant in South Korea. This approach has some distinct advantages in that the best technology is used, but at reduced production costs, which brings great value to the consumer. Lefty Kreh is the chief designer of the Pro Series. Several years ago Mike Kinney and Bob Meiser joined the staff and introduced the Deer Creek Series. The Pro Series are Plain-Jane rods that are perfect for entry level casters and for guides who furnish gear. The Deer Creek Series are muscle rods with refined cosmetics that will appeal to Spey casters of all skill levels. Deer Creek rods offer incredible performance at mid-range prices.

Echo Rods

Designed and produced by tournament caster, Tim Rajeff these three series of beautiful Spey rods spent many years in the making. To say that Tim is a perfectionist is an understatement. The Echo "TR" rods are the culmination of countless hours of tinkering and testing. There are six models of traditional action Spey rods in the TR Series that range from 12' to 15', which covers nearly every salmon & steelhead situation in North America. There is also a series of very "classic-action" Spey rods were produced in collaboration with popular steelhead angler and writer, Dec Hogan.
The latest Echo series is called Echo3. They are lighter in the hand, with a finish and appointments second to none.