Legendary T&T Two-Handed Action in a New Trout-Sized Series
Cover trout water like never before with the new DNA TroutSpey, a series defined by the ability to make long casts with ease and mend line far beyond the capabilities of single-handed rods. Traditional wet flies, large streamers and mouse patterns are all on the menu for the angler that prefers to cast with two hands. With a traditional progressive taper that loads easily yet has the power to reach distant lies, the DNA TroutSpey brings a new dimension to swinging or skating flies for big trout on big water.
Features
- Four piece, multi-modulus graphite blank in classic T&T blue low-friction finish
- Spey grip with black milled aluminum deck
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | Standard trout size (exact length not provided) |
| Weight | Not specified |
| Action | Two-handed, progressive taper |
| Use | Trout fishing, long casts, wet flies, streamers |
FAQ
What type of fishing is best suited for the DNA TroutSpey rod?
The DNA TroutSpey is ideal for trout fishing where long casts and line mending are required, especially when using wet flies, large streamers, or mouse patterns with a two-handed casting technique.
Is the rod suitable for both beginners and experienced anglers?
The rod’s traditional progressive taper and two-handed action make it suitable for experienced anglers who specialize in long-range casting. Beginners may find the technique challenging due to the two-handed requirement.
What is the finish of the rod’s blank?
The blank features a classic T&T blue low-friction finish.
Stewart Lawrence –
This rod handles long casts with ease and maintains line tension when mending. I’ve used it in remote trout waters and it’s proven reliable for wet fly and streamer presentations. The two-handed action gives a lot of control over the line.
Diana Ball –
Great for big water trout fishing. The spey grip is comfortable, and the graphite blank feels solid. I’ve cast over 100 yards without losing control. A bit heavy for short trips, but worth it for serious trout anglers.
Sebastian Blake –
The DNA TroutSpey makes a big difference in my ability to reach distant lies. The progressive taper loads smoothly and the line mends well. I’ve used it with both wet flies and large streamers with excellent results.
Trevor Clarkson –
Solid build and durable finish. The two-handed casting is smooth and precise. I noticed less line twist compared to other rods in the same category. Not the lightest, but performance justifies the weight.