Redington Butter Stick Fly Rod
The BUTTER STICK brings nostalgic design from the days of shag carpet, roller disco, and Hendrix rippin’. And like all things good and vintage, it’s as aesthetically pleasing as it is fun and functional. Whether you’re fishing blue lines for brook trout, slingin’ dries on a tasty tailwater, or chasing bucket mouths at your local bass pond—the BUTTER STICK bend will have you buggin’ out.
Fresh for this season is a brand new Translucent Sunshine Yellow blank which looks as radical as it feels in hand. Our T-glass construction improves overall rod strength and our Heritage Design provides a classic medium action casting stroke—taking you back to a time when living in the moment was everything. We’ve also added new upgrades to the handle, including improved ergonomics and a more comfortable grip.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | BUTTER STICK |
| Color | Translucent Sunshine Yellow |
| Action | Medium |
| Blank Material | T-glass |
| Handle Design | Heritage with upgraded ergonomics |
FAQ
What makes the Butter Stick different from other fly rods?
The Butter Stick features a vintage-inspired design with a translucent sunshine yellow blank and a heritage medium action, offering both classic aesthetics and functional casting performance.
Is the T-glass construction stronger than traditional materials?
Yes, the T-glass construction provides improved overall rod strength while maintaining the classic feel and balance of the original design.
Can this rod be used for different types of fishing?
Yes, it’s suitable for fishing brook trout, tailwater dries, and bass pond applications due to its medium action and versatile casting characteristics.
Wendy North –
I love the look and feel of the Butter Stick. The translucent yellow color is unique and stands out on the water. It casts smoothly and handles well in both still and moving water. A great blend of vintage charm and modern performance.
Stephanie Taylor –
The rod feels balanced and easy to cast. I use it for trout and small bass fishing. The handle is comfortable, and the T-glass makes it durable without being too stiff.
Andrea Arnold –
This rod brings back the fun of fishing in the 80s. The casting action is smooth, and the color is eye-catching. I’ve used it in multiple water bodies and it performs consistently.
Dylan Hunter –
Great for beginners and experienced anglers alike. The medium action is forgiving and allows for better control. The new yellow blank is a standout choice.