Echo Stillwater Fly Rod
As rivers become increasingly more crowded and exotic destinations less remote, anglers are taking a closer look at their local stillwater fly fishing options. Conventional fly rods are a poor substitute for a precisely developed stillwater rod.
These new rods were designed to get anglers fishing more effectively and efficiently in lakes of all sizes. By working with stillwater fishing expert Pete Erickson, we fine-tuned this unique rod series with its medium fast action and subtle delicacy rarely found in lake rods.
Available in four sizes: 10ft 5wt, 10ft 6wt, 10ft 7wt, and 10.6ft 6wt. The 10-foot models cover a wide range of fish sizes and are capable of handling any stillwater line on the market.
| Size | Weight |
|---|---|
| 10ft | 5wt, 6wt, 7wt |
| 10.6ft | 6wt |
The rods feature a low vis grey matte finish with black single taper.
FAQ
What makes the Echo Stillwater Fly Rod different from conventional fly rods?
The Echo Stillwater Fly Rod is specifically designed for stillwater fishing with a medium fast action and subtle delicacy, making it more effective than conventional rods for handling a variety of fish in lakes.
Which rod size is best for catching smaller fish?
The 10ft 5wt rod is best suited for smaller fish and lighter presentations, offering excellent sensitivity and control for finesse fishing.
Is the rod suitable for use with all types of stillwater lines?
Yes, the rod is designed to masterfully handle any stillwater line on the market, making it versatile for various fishing conditions.
Diana Anderson –
This rod feels responsive and sensitive, perfect for catching small bass and panfish in calm lakes. The matte finish looks professional and the action is smooth. I’ve used it in several local lakes and it performs better than my previous rod.
Penelope Knox –
The 10ft 6wt works well for medium-sized fish. It’s easier to cast and feels balanced. The sensitivity helps when reading subtle bites. A bit heavier than expected for a 6wt, but still manageable.
Tracey Roberts –
I bought the 10.6ft 6wt for larger lakes. It handles longer casts and has good power without being too stiff. The black single taper gives a clean look and feels durable.
Jack Peters –
Great for stillwater fishing in less crowded areas. The medium fast action allows for precise control. I noticed better hook sets and fewer lost fish compared to my old rod.