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The Trout X from Echo is a fantastic do everything, fast-action fly rod. This rod is supple enough to handle dry fly presentations, but was specifically designed for long casts, big mends and to handle streamers, hopper-droppers and indicator rigs.
Do you love the Roaring Fork Valley? This is the shirt for you! This shirt celebrates the uniqueness of the RFV in style!
Use Stanley's Ice Off Paste to keep your line guides from icing over on cold days fly fishing.
What's more fun than a bike ride to Woody Creek with the kids? Get them a soft, comfortable and breathable Tee that's screen printed in Steamboat Springs by our friends at Mountain Ohana to celebrate the journey!
A heavy, dense towel built with cotton double-loop terry. Looped on both sides so it's absorbent no matter which way it's facing. Large size is suitable for beach or campsite. Custom Filson artwork. 17.7-oz. 100% cotton.
Wave rods bring together high line speed, exceptional loop control, and point-it-and-it goes-there accuracy. They feel light and lively in hand and respond intuitively to input from the angler. Incredible value for saltwater and freshwater applications!
Add this one of a kind fiberglass rod to your quiver. The king of stream and creek fishing, this rod can do it all in tight spaces.
Mountain-inspired durability meets the city in the bag that put Topo Designs on the map, The Rover Pack Classic. Exterior front and top flap pockets make accessing small items easy and an internal laptop sleeve keeps your computer safe and secure.
Since Ross Reels started in 1973, the San Miguel has epitomized the company's craftsmanship. The masterfully crafted solid frame has a beautiful, black, high gloss finish and the sealed carbon-stainless steel drag provides smooth and powerful resistance.
A tactically-inspired wading boot built for guide-caliber performance. Designed to take you deep into the backcountry with a durability, stability, and comfort never before seen in wading boots. BOA® Fit System for a micro-adjustable, precision fit.
