Echo Stillwater Fly Rod
Designed with competitive anglers in mind, the Echo Stillwater Fly Rod offers precise performance for high-level stillwater fishing. Engineered to outperform conventional fly rods, this series delivers exceptional sensitivity and control across a range of lake conditions.
Developed in collaboration with expert angler Pete Erickson, the rod features a medium fast action with subtle delicacy, ideal for handling a variety of fish sizes and line types.
| Size | Weight |
|---|---|
| 10ft 5wt | 5wt |
| 10ft 6wt | 6wt |
| 10ft 7wt | 7wt |
| 10.6ft 6wt | 6wt |
The rods have a low vis grey matte finish and black single foot guides. A custom cork handle ensures comfort and versatility. The reel seat includes a removable fighting butt for added convenience.
FAQ
What makes the Echo Stillwater Fly Rod different from standard fly rods?
The Echo Stillwater Fly Rod is specifically designed for stillwater fishing with a medium fast action and subtle delicacy, offering better sensitivity and control compared to conventional fly rods. It was fine-tuned by expert angler Pete Erickson for optimal performance in lakes of all sizes.
What line weights are available in the Echo Stillwater Fly Rod series?
The series includes 5wt, 6wt, and 7wt line weights, with options available in 10ft and a 10.6ft 6wt for added flexibility.
Is the fighting butt removable?
Yes, the reel seat features a removable fighting butt for easier setup and adjustment during fishing.
Boris Peters –
This rod feels balanced and responsive. I’ve used it on a variety of lakes and it handles both small and larger fish well. The cork handle is comfortable, and the matte finish looks professional. Great for stillwater fishing.
Joan Skinner –
The 10ft 6wt has proven reliable in both calm and moving water. The sensitivity is excellent, and the action is smooth. I appreciate the removable fighting butt—it makes changing reels easy.
Julian MacLeod –
Solid performance for stillwater fishing. The rod is a bit heavier than expected, but the control is precise. The black guides look clean and the finish is durable.
Lisa Black –
I switched from a standard rod to the Echo model and noticed a clear improvement in feel and accuracy. The medium fast action suits both trout and bass in stillwater environments.