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Orvis Clearwater II 865-4 Fly Rod
All-new tapers and actions in our totally redesigned and updated Clearwater II series give you a lighter, more responsive fly rod. Combine that with an all-new look, an upgraded woven-graphite reel seat, a handsome Cordura rod tube with zipper closure and internal dividers, our 25-year guarantee, and you've got the best-value fly rod made today. Reel seat A: Woven graphite, high-quality anodized aluminum hardware, premium-grade cork grip. Slightly faster action to suit aggressive casters.
Questions & Answers for Orvis Clearwater II 865-4 Fly Rod
Question
Novice Set-up question
i have been fly fishing for about 2 years now and i am looking for an somewhat inexpensive trout set up. Any suggestions? I would like to get the full deal including reel for around $300 if possible. I will be fishing around western Washington and Northern and Central Oregon for the most part. Any help is appreciated.
asked 10 months ago
on Clearwater II 865-4 Fly Rod
by
albrown1661
- Bellevue
1 answer
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answer 1
Hi there. I’m Megan from Orvis Customer Service. Since no one has answered your question yet, I did a little research for you, and here’s what I found out:
I would suggest the following outfit-
http://www.orvis.com/store/productchoice.aspx?pf%5Fid=28RY%5FA&subcat%5Fid=7015&cat%5Fid=14816&item%5Findex=&prodgroupid=109935&item%5Fcode=28RY5341&prefix=SI&varcatidsrc=SI00&feature%5Fid=47
I would suggest the following outfit-
http://www.orvis.com/store/productchoice.aspx?pf%5Fid=28RY%5FA&subcat%5Fid=7015&cat%5Fid=14816&item%5Findex=&prodgroupid=109935&item%5Fcode=28RY5341&prefix=SI&varcatidsrc=SI00&feature%5Fid=47
answered 8 months ago
by
OrvisAnswer
Question
Difference between rods
Whats the diference between MidFlex and Tipflex
asked 1 year, 4 months ago
on Clearwater II 865-4 Fly Rod
by
Anonymous
1 answer
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answer 1
Hi there. I’m Crystal from Orvis Customer Service. Since no one has answered your question yet, I did a little research for you, and here’s what I found out:
The MidFlex rod has a great combination of butt strength for fighting fish and medium flex for casting ease. It provides an excellent measure of tippet protection and is great if you need a rod for a variety of conditions. The TipFlex gives the tightest casting looks for greatest range and distance. It gives "light in the hand" feel. It has less movement that improves tracking and resists "wind loading". It also provides improved accuracy due to minimal movement.
The MidFlex rod has a great combination of butt strength for fighting fish and medium flex for casting ease. It provides an excellent measure of tippet protection and is great if you need a rod for a variety of conditions. The TipFlex gives the tightest casting looks for greatest range and distance. It gives "light in the hand" feel. It has less movement that improves tracking and resists "wind loading". It also provides improved accuracy due to minimal movement.
answered 1 year, 4 months ago
by
Orvis
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