Beulah G2 Platinum Series Spey
The next step in the evolution of fly rod technology is the Platinum G2 Series fly rods. Constructed using Graphene*, and the most advanced carbon composite engineering available.
The result is stronger hoop strength with smoother energy transfer. What that means for fishermen is a fly rod series that is just as efficient as it is effortless to cast. Although technology determines potential physical attributes like strength, and weight, the secret sauce is in the taper design, derived from years of water time testing and refining the feel of Beulah fly rods.
The Beulah Platinum G2 Series rods are constructed using state of the art Graphene material, AAAA Cork grips with burl inlays, wood burl insert on reel seats, solid titanium stripper guides, and industry’s finest Snake burl guides.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Graphene composite, AAAA Cork grip, wood burl insert on reel seat, solid titanium stripper guides, Snake burl guides |
| Design | Optimized taper based on water time testing |
| Weight Class | Not specified |
| Length | Not specified |
FAQ
What makes the Beulah G2 Platinum Series Spey different from other fly rods?
The rod features Graphene composite construction for stronger hoop strength and smoother energy transfer. The taper design is refined through years of water time testing, enhancing casting efficiency and feel.
Are the grips and reel seat materials natural?
Yes, the grips feature AAAA Cork with burl inlays, and the reel seat includes a wood burl insert for a natural, durable finish.
What type of guides does the rod use?
The rod uses solid titanium stripper guides and industry’s finest Snake burl guides for durability and smooth performance.
Austin Hart –
The cast feel is outstanding. It’s smooth and responsive, especially on long distances. The graphite construction gives a solid, balanced action. I’ve used it in both still water and moving streams and it handles well under pressure.
Elizabeth Marshall –
Great for both beginners and experienced anglers. The taper makes it easy to cast with precision. The grip is comfortable and the wood burl on the reel seat adds a nice touch. No wobble during casting.
Amy Manning –
Solid performance in the field. The energy transfer is smooth and the rod doesn’t feel heavy. A bit more expensive, but the quality and feel justify the price.
Gordon MacLeod –
I’ve switched from my old rod and this one feels more natural in the water. The graphite and burl details are well executed. It’s easier to control during quick, tight casts.
Dylan Skinner –
Good build quality and excellent casting performance. The grip is comfortable after long hours. Slight learning curve at first, but it settles in quickly.