Hey there, fellow fly fishers Let's dive into some of the latest buzz in the US fly fishing scene.
First off, you might have heard about Michael Bradley, a member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, who absolutely crushed it at the 2024 National Fly Fishing Championship in Cherokee, NC. Not only did he lead his team, Team USA1, to victory, but he also snagged the top individual spot and secured the first-place position nationwide for USA points. Talk about a triple threat[1]!
On the gear front, there are some exciting new releases to check out. Winston has just launched their new PURE 2 rods, which are built for a wide range of dry-fly situations. These rods are said to be smooth, delicate, and lively, making them perfect for everything from small creeks to trophy trout waters. And with an MSRP of $995, they're definitely worth a look[2].
Bauer is also making waves with their new SLT saltwater fly reel. This reel is designed to be bombproof, with a carbon fiber and stainless steel drag system that's been tested to the max. It's available for $895 to $1,095, and it's sure to be a game-changer for saltwater anglers[2].
Last but not least, Hardy is launching their new Resonate freshwater fly reel, which is billed as their finest lightweight performance reel yet. It's crafted from bar-stock aluminum and features a click-check system that's sure to satisfy. Plus, it's available in three sizes to cover line weights 1 through 5[2].
So there you have it, folks - some of the hottest news in US fly fishing right now. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, there's something here to get you excited. Tight lines, and see you on the water
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