Orvis Clearwater Spey Rod
Everything has changed except the value. The new Clearwater Rod Series is a complete overhaul from the ground up by our Vermont rod designers. Each rod is designed with a purpose-built profile and action to handle the fishing the rod would be traditionally used for, from medium-action small stream rods to medium-fast freshwater rods and fast-action big game rods. Designed in Vermont for anglers worldwide.
Discover the world of two-handed casting with Clearwater Switch & Spey Fly Rods. With a variety of rod sizes to choose from, these rods are excellent for fishing larger rivers. Designed in Manchester, Vermont, our Clearwater Spey rods provide high-end performance at excellent prices. Our lighter line of Spey rods is perfect for swinging soft hackles on large trout rivers, whi
Key Features
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Origin | Manchester, Vermont |
| Action Type | Medium to fast action |
| Use Case | Larger rivers, two-handed casting, trout fishing |
| Design Philosophy | Purpose-built profile for specific fishing conditions |
FAQ
What makes the Clearwater Spey Rod different from other spey rods?
The Clearwater Spey Rod is designed with a purpose-built profile and action tailored to specific fishing conditions, offering improved performance for larger rivers and two-handed casting.
Is the Clearwater Spey Rod suitable for small stream fishing?
The Clearwater Spey Rod is primarily designed for larger rivers and medium to fast action fishing. It may not be ideal for small stream use, which typically requires lighter, more sensitive rods.
Are these rods suitable for swinging soft hackles?
Yes, the lighter line of Clearwater Spey rods is specifically designed for swinging soft hackles on large trout rivers.
Samantha Marshall –
I’ve used this rod on several large trout rivers and it handles the two-handed casting very well. The action is smooth and responsive, especially when swinging soft hackles. It’s a solid upgrade over my old rod without the high price tag.
Sebastian Blake –
The rod feels balanced and strong. I appreciate the Vermont craftsmanship. It’s a bit heavier than expected for a spey rod, but the performance on fast-moving water is impressive.
Steven Avery –
Great for river fishing with larger fish. The tip is sensitive and the butt is sturdy. I’ve used it in both spring and fall and it performs consistently across conditions.
Dylan Simpson –
I switched from a traditional fly rod to this one for better reach on wide rivers. The casting feel is natural and the rod doesn’t fatigue quickly during long sessions.