Orvis Clearwater Spey Two-Handed Fly Rod
If you’re looking for true versatility two-handed rod, the Orvis Clearwater Spey Two-Handed Fly Rod is just the one you’re looking for at a price/value that’s truly unbeatable. The 13-foot length and 7-weight line can handle both big and smaller water, has the power to handle larger fish, and is still light enough to allow you to cast all day. 8-weight rods and above are perfect as your go-to salmon/steelhead rod, or pack one as a backup rod at this low price point.
Key Features
- Blanks are black chrome with white accents
- Quick rod identifier on the blank
- Chrome snake and stripping guide with a ceramic insert
- Full black nickel aluminum reel seats
- Rods with fighting butts have composite tips for durability
- Two-handed rods have a balanced design for improved casting performance
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 13 feet |
| Weight | 7-weight |
| Blade Material | Black chrome with white accents |
| Reel Seat | Full black nickel aluminum |
| Stripping Guide | Chrome with ceramic insert |
| Tip Construction | Composite tip on fighting butt models |
FAQ
What is the recommended use for this fly rod?
This rod is ideal for both small and large water environments. It performs well in a variety of fishing conditions and is especially suited for salmon and steelhead fishing with 8-weight or higher models.
Is the rod suitable for long-distance casting?
Yes, the 13-foot length and balanced design allow for effective long-distance casting while maintaining lightness for all-day use.
Does the rod come with any additional accessories?
Please contact customer service for information on included accessories.
David Metcalfe –
I’ve used this rod for several weeks on both lakes and rivers. The balance is excellent, and it casts smoothly even in windy conditions. The composite tip on the fighting butt adds durability without adding weight. Great value for the performance.
Megan Quinn –
The 7-weight is perfect for trout and small salmon. The chrome snake and ceramic guide stay clean and don’t wear down quickly. I appreciate the quick identifier on the blank for easy recognition in my gear.
Richard Martin –
This rod is light and easy to carry. I use it as a backup for my main rod, and it performs reliably in different water conditions. The black chrome finish looks professional and holds up well.
Wendy McGrath –
The casting action is smooth and responsive. I noticed minimal drag during long casts. The reel seats are secure and the rod feels solid when handling larger fish.
Yvonne Walker –
I bought this for my son who’s just starting fly fishing. The rod is easy to handle and teaches him the basics well. The design is simple and functional, and it’s a great entry-level choice.