ALL-NEW Sextant Series
As technology and performance continue to push the limit of possibilities, the end goal for a fly rod remains the same. We seek to cast a fly line with ease and accuracy – to deliver our best artificial imitation at the right time and in the right place to convince the fish to eat.
In saltwater fly fishing, fly presentation and placement are often as critical as when casting tiny imitations to fussy selective trout. But there is also a need for power; both to face into the wind so commonly encountered and to turn the heads of the largest fish.
These combined challenges of accuracy, delicacy and power are met with the new Sextant saltwater series from Thomas & Thomas.
| Specifications |
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| Model: Sextant Fly Rod |
| Brand: Thomas & Thomas |
| Use: Saltwater Fly Fishing |
| Focus: Accuracy, Delicacy, Power |
FAQ
What makes the Sextant series different from other saltwater fly rods?
The Sextant series is designed to balance accuracy, delicacy, and power, making it ideal for challenging saltwater conditions where precise fly presentation and strength are both required.
Is the Sextant rod suitable for both light and heavy saltwater species?
Yes, the Sextant rod provides the necessary sensitivity for delicate presentations and the power to handle larger fish commonly found in saltwater environments.
What type of fishing conditions is the Sextant rod best suited for?
The Sextant rod performs well in windy conditions and in areas with strong currents, where accurate casting and the ability to handle larger fish are essential.



Joseph Black –
The Sextant rod has significantly improved my saltwater casting. It handles wind well and allows me to present flies with precision, even in rough conditions. The balance between sensitivity and strength is excellent for targeting larger species.
Trevor Jones –
I’ve used this rod for several trips to the coast. It’s reliable in gusty weather and responds well to subtle fly movements. The action is smooth and makes it easier to land big fish without losing control.
Jake Mitchell –
After switching from my previous rod, I noticed a clear improvement in casting accuracy. The rod feels natural in my hands and performs consistently across different saltwater environments.