Redington Claymore Spey Rod
Whether you’re in the pursuit of wild steelhead or overhand casting for stripers off the beach, the CLAYMORE Two-Handed Rod was designed to handle the needs of any battlefield. This fast action rod family is built using a smooth yet powerful blank, making for intuitive touch-and-go style casts when fishing classic style patterns early season as well as turning over the heaviest of sink tips during the colder months of winter. With features that include a down locking reel seat for improved balance and Polymer Pinch Grips for increased line control, the CLAYMORE makes casting a two-hander more enjoyable and less like you’re swinging a medieval weapon around. So go ahead, grab on with two hands and enjoy a day swinging your favorite run.
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | 6126 CLAYMORE |
| Action | Fast |
| Reel Seat | Down Locking |
| Grips | Polymers Pinch Grips |
FAQ
What type of fishing is best suited for the Claymore Spey Rod?
The Claymore Spey Rod is ideal for wild steelhead fishing and overhand casting for stripers, especially in early season with classic patterns or during winter with heavy sink tips.
Does the rod have any features to improve casting control?
Yes, it features Polymer Pinch Grips for increased line control and a down locking reel seat for improved balance and casting performance.
Is the action of the rod suitable for both light and heavy loads?
The fast action design allows for intuitive casting with both light patterns and heavy sink tips, making it versatile for different fishing conditions.
Ian Ball –
This rod feels responsive and easy to handle. I used it for steelhead in early spring and found the fast action helped with quick casts and tight control. The polymer grips are comfortable and don’t slip during long sessions.
John Sanderson –
Great for two-handed casting. The down locking reel seat keeps everything stable, and the line control is noticeably better than my previous rod. A solid choice for coastal stripers.
Jasmine Gill –
I’ve used this rod in both spring and fall. It handles heavy sink tips well and the casting feel is smooth. The grips are durable and provide a secure hold even in windy conditions.