The Florida Keys is a demanding saltwater fly fishing environment. The wind blows, the fishing is tough but the tarpon, bonefish and permit are the largest on earth. 

Think about it... Your guide has you on the most beautiful flat you've ever seen. Suddenly the quicksilver flash of a bonefish materializes from the glare, cruising left to right across the bow at 60 feet. You have only seconds to make this presentation. If this were your backyard, you could nail the cast with your eyes closed. But these are the tropics, and today, you're staring down the throat of an 18 knot "breeze." You've imagined this scenario a hundred times; eye, arm, rod and line working in perfect harmony to drop the pattern of feathers and fur to the fish of your dreams. You have the skill, but is your rod, which serves you so well on rivers and lakes, up to this challenge? 

You need a rod blank taper that will generate wind-cutting line speed, a flexible tip for accurate casts near and far, and a butt that will turn and lift the largest fish from under the boat, and components that will withstand years of abuse from salt and long, sustained pulls from fast moving fish. These are the ingredients of a great saltwater fly rod.

All of our saltwater rods have the muscle and the workmanship required for this sport. Whether you're working close for tailing bones, casting delicate loops to skittish permit, or punching tarpon flies into a stiff wind - we have the tools you need. Whatever your skill level or your casting style, whatever your budget, we have the gear.