NOT JUST A REINTRODUCTION – A REINVENTION
Scott G Series are iconic fly rods. They’re medium action, smooth flexing fly rods treasured by anglers the world over.
Scott introduced the first G rods in 1976, and changed fly fishing by creating the first 9’ 4 weight fly rod. Scott also introduced the world to the hollow internal ferrule – the most sophisticated way to connect multi-piece fly rods in a smooth and seamless fashion.
In 2006, Scott introduced the G2 series and modernized medium-action fly rods by making them lighter in hand and increasing their recovery speed.
Now, bringing you the all new G Series. These rods advance medium action fly rods with two innovations.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 9 feet |
| Weight | 4 weight |
| Action | Medium |
| Ferrule Type | Hollow internal ferrule |
FAQ
What makes the G Series different from previous models?
The G Series introduces two key innovations that improve performance and handling, building on the legacy of the original G rods and the modernized G2 series.
Is the hollow internal ferrule still used in the G Series?
Yes, the hollow internal ferrule is retained, providing a smooth and seamless connection between rod sections.
How does the G Series compare in weight and flexibility to the G2 series?
The G Series is lighter in hand and features improved recovery speed, offering a more responsive and comfortable fishing experience.
Gabrielle Johnston –
I’ve used the G Series for several seasons now. The medium action is perfect for trout and small bass. The rod feels balanced and responds well to casting. The hollow ferrule gives a smooth transition between sections, which makes it easier to handle in the field.
Irene Rampling –
Great for intermediate anglers. It’s not as light as some high-end rods, but the performance and feel are solid. I appreciate the smooth flex and reliable casting performance in various conditions.
Jake King –
The new G Series delivers on the promise of improved recovery and lighter handling. I noticed a difference in casting accuracy and rod response compared to the older models. A true evolution of a classic.