Where are sage Flyrods made?
Bainbridge Island
Since 1980, Sage Manufacturing has been making top-notch fly-fishing equipment on Bainbridge Island. Founded by Don Green (who was quickly joined by Bruce Kirschner of the K2 Corporation skis family), Sage today employs 140 people and is the largest producer of premium fly rods in the United States.
Who owns Sage fishing?
Far Bank Enterprises, Inc.
Far Bank Enterprises, Inc., the parent company of Sage Fly Fishing, Redington, and RIO Products, recently announced their acquisition of Fly Water Travel, a travel company specializing in arranging trips to the world’s finest fishing destinations based in Ashland, Oregon.
What is the newest Sage fly rod?
new TROUT LL
The new TROUT LL is Sage’s newest presentation-focused trout rod and will replace the MOD in Sage’s lineup. Available in weights 3 to 6 and lengths ranging from 7’9” to 9′, the TROUT LL features a moderate action aimed at anglers who fish mostly smaller flies on light tippets and at close distances.
Where are Orvis rods made?
Nowhere is that on display more prominently than in our Manchester, Vermont, rod shop, where our fly rods are conceived, constructed, tested, and ultimately perfected.
Are Sage reels made in the USA?
All Sage rods are made at our manufacturing facility on Bainbridge Island, in Washington state, USA.
Are Redington and sage the same company?
Far Bank subsidiaries operate under the brand names Sage, Redington, RIO Products, and Fly Water Travel. Our core purpose is to inspire the fly angler through outstanding products and extraordinary experiences for the fly fishing community.
What line do you use for fly fishing?
Putting Together a Balanced Fly Fishing System February 16, 2015 – Posted in: Basics, How-To
| Species | Line |
|---|---|
| General Freshwater | Weight: 4/5/6/7 Taper: WF or DT |
| Trout | Weight: 4/5/6 Taper: WF or DT |
| Panfish | Weight: 4/5/6 Taper: WF or DT |
| Bass | Weight: 7/8/9 Taper: WF |
Where are Clearwater rods made?
Modern Design and Tapers: Clearwater II rods utilize Orvis design tapers created in Manchester, Vermont. These tapers are smooth, easy casting, powerful, and have resilient fish-fighting ability. Freshwater models are line weight 4,5, and 6. They have a cigar shape cork handle, and simple reel seat.
Where are Orvis Clearwater fly rods made?
Orvis builds all of its rods from the Access line on up there in Manchester from start to finish. The price point rods (Clearwater & Streamline) are made overseas to the specifications of the rod shop here in the USA.
What is the history of Sage?
When Sage started business on Bainbridge Island, WA it was first known as Winslow Rod Company, named after the small town on Bainbridge Island. Although the name quickly changed to Sage, the location on Bainbridge Island is still the same today.
Who is sage fishing?
Founded in 1980 by renowned rod designer Don Green and quickly joined by Bruce Kirschner (formerly of K2 Skis), Sage was created with one idea in mind – to build the world’s finest performance fly fishing equipment.
How many employees does Sage have?
Starting with just six employees and about 1,500 square feet dedicated to manufacturing, today Sage has grown to 175 employees working in a 30,000 square foot space. The following story sheds light on Sage throughout the past 4 decades.
Why choose Sage reels?
For over three decades, Sage has been an industry leader in reel design. In the early years, Sage partnered with world-class reel manufacturers including Hardy and Dannielsson, as well as ownership of Lamson in the mid-1990s. But the noticeable leap came in 2001 with the introduction of the 3000 Drag Series.