One Rod
Check out this page if you are looking for One Rod
 |
 Raymond Waites Aston One Pair Rod Pocket Window Panel Drapes With Tie Backs NIP  US $45.00
|
 OFF WHITE TEXTURED CURTAIN ONE ROD ATT VALANCE DRAW STRING TIEBACK 60WX43 US $3.99
|
 Waverly Palmer Stripe Rod Pocket Panel 50x63 Last One NIP US $35.00
|
 63 ONE ROD CURTAIN SET OFF WHITE US $11.99
|
 Fiesta Sky Cielo Blue Rod Pocket Sheer Panel One Panel Turquoise Blue Green NIP US $9.95
|
 One Pair NEW ivory rod pocket curtain panels US $12.99
|
 TWEEN One Rod Pocket Panel 56W x90L NEW Regal Home US $9.99
|
 Versailles Complete Window One Rod Treatment Gold 55 x 63 NEW US $27.99
|
 LANGDON GROMMET VALANCE AND ONE ROD POCKET PANEL NEW 54 X 84 POLYESTER US $16.99
|
 Raymond Waites Monaco One Pair Rod Pocket Window Panel Drapes With Tie Backs New US $59.00
|
 NEW IZOD ONE ROD POCKET CURTAIN VALANCE SAND COLOR PARADISE NWT $7000 GIFT FREE US $19.99
|
 One Pair Antiqued Burgundy Color Resin Curtain Rod Pole Holders 2 1 2 inch Dia US $24.99
|
 2 JCpenny Home collection lisette one Rod Pocket panel US $16.99
|
 Tommy Hilfiger Harbor View One Pair Rod Pocket Draperies 82 x 84 in US $79.99
|
 LOT 3 HALLEY 5PC COMPLETE ONE ROD WINDOW IN A BAG US $55.00
|
 Halley Complete Window One Rod Treatment 56 x 84NEW US $24.95
|
 One Window Curtain White Drapery Chianti Panel With Rod Pocket 43 x 84 US $17.99
|
 ONE BROWN CREAM ROD POCKET VOILE CURTAIN 55 X 90 US $18.95
|
 ONE ORANGE CREAM ROD POCKET VOILE CURTAIN 55 X 54 US $15.79
|
 HALLEY COMPLETE WINDOW ONE ROD TREATMENT TAUPE FREE SHIPPING US $18.89
|
 TOWNSEND COMPLETE ONE ROD WINDOW TREATMENT GOLD FREE SHIPPING US $20.99
|
 ONE BROWN CREAM ROD POCKET VOILE CURTAIN 55 X 54 US $15.79
|
 WAVERLY NEW WINDOW ONE ROD POCKET PANEL RUFFLED TIEBACK SITTING PRETTY PETAL US $29.99
|
 NEW in package Parisian Lace Ivory One Rod Pocket Panel US $45.00
|
 NEW DESIGNVIEW 54W X 84L ONE ROD POCKET PANEL LING NEEDS TO GO US $17.50
|
 MONTEGO Grommet Panel Taupe 48 X 84 one panel fits rod to 15 diameter NEW US $8.99
|
 One Lauren Pleated Rod Pocket Valance 54 x 20 Sage US $9.99
|
 Langdon One Rod Pocket Panel Only 54 x 84 NIP Ivory US $14.99
|
 ONE GREEN CREAM ROD POCKET VOILE CURTAIN 55 X 90 US $18.95
|
 One Pair Grand Patrician Rod Pocket Window Panels 2 Valance 2 Tieback 86x42 US $79.99
|
 NORTH CREST HOME PRESCOTT ONE ROD POCKET PANEL WITH FRONT TABS GREEN OR RED US $24.99
|
 ONE WHITE LACE CAFE TYPE curtain panel 25 X 60 175 inch AVERAGE rod pocket US $8.00
|
 LANGDON ONE ROD POCKET PANEL CHOCOLATE 54 X 84 US $18.00
|
 RAYMOND WAITES MARIE ONE ROD POCKET VALANCE NEW US $69.95
|
 RAYMOND WAITES MARIE ONE PAIR ROD POCKET DRAPES NEW US $89.95
|
 NAUTICA AVENUE ONE ROD POCKET WINDOW PANEL NEW 3 AVAIL US $39.95
|
 NAUTICA ORKNEY BROWN ONE ROD POCKET WINDOW PANEL NEW US $49.95
|
 NEW ROD POCKET PANEL Reflections One Crushed Satin Panel Color Wine 47x84 NIP US $18.99
|
 NEW ROD POCKET PANEL Reflections One Crushed Satin Panel Color PLUM 47x84 NIP US $18.99
|
 NEW ROD POCKET PANEL Reflections One Crushed Satin Panel Color Leaf 47x84 NIP US $18.99
|
 RAYMOND WAITES CARLYLE ONE PAIR ROD POCKET DRAPES NEW US $89.95
|
 WAVERLY BREEZE MOCHA ONE ROD POCKET PANEL 50 X 84 NEW US $34.95
|
 WAVERLY HENDERSON CHAMPAGNE ONE ROD POCKET PANEL NEW US $39.95
|
 WAVERLY STARLA CHAMBRAY BLUE ONE SHEER ROD POCKET PANEL 54 X 84 NEW US $36.95
|
 WAVERLY STARLA CAMEO ONE SHEER ROD POCKET PANEL 54 X 84 NEW US $36.95
|
 Victoria Classics Garwood One 84 Rod Pocket Panel Taupe NEW US $9.99
|
Best Saltwater Fly Rod, What is the Best Fly Rod for Saltwater?
Choosing the "Best Saltwater Fly Rod" is like picking out the best eating utensil. A different tool will be needed for different situations. These situations vary widely so there is a wide range of saltwater fly rods that will be better at times than others. Size of fish is the biggest variable, but there are others that you will want to take into account before you invest in a saltwater fly rod. At the bottom of this article is a link that will take you to a site where you can get recommended brands and models of the best saltwater fly rods.
What is difference between a Saltwater Fly Rod and Freshwater Fly Rod?
Before you choose what will be the best saltwater fly rod for your adventures, it is good to know the differences between a saltwater fly rod and a freshwater (standard) fly rod. First of all, both will work in either situation as long as it is designed for the size of fish you are after. One thing that is for sure is that you do not want to be under rodded ever, especially when saltwater fly fishing. Typically, pound for pound, saltwater fish fight much harder than freshwater fish. I have caught 2 pound saltwater fish that fought as hard as a 10 pound Rainbow Trout. So when in doubt, go with a heavier weight rod.
Fast Action
One critical factor when choosing a rod that will be best for saltwater is to makes sure it is a "Fast Action" rod. Basically this means that the fly rod will be quite stiff and will therefore deliver a lot of power. This will also mean a tired shoulder at the end of the day, but there are many reasons for fast action rods. Here are a few:
Wind: saltwater fly rods are built to combat the wind that is almost always prevalent when fishing in saltwater.
Distance: Fast action rods will deliver the most power to the line resulting in a further cast than with softer rods.
Flies: In most saltwater fly fishing situations, you will not be casting small bugs to rising fish. Usually you will be casting heavy, wind catching bait fish imitations that are hard to cast. That is when a stiff, fast action rod will help you pick that fly up out of the water and then cast it out a long ways. With a soft rod, you will struggle to get it out of the water without stripping in a bunch of line, and then try to cast it!
Line: A common scenario when saltwater fly fishing is using sink tips to get the fly to the fish. Sinking line is much harder to cast than floating, therefore the fast action.
You are probably thinking these aspects are what you would like in a freshwater rod. And yes, most saltwater rods make great freshwater rods for big fish. Unfortunately many freshwater rods are not designed for what you will be faced with in the saltwater.
Fish Size
The best saltwater fly rod is determined by the size of fish you are after. As mentioned earlier, saltwater fish tend to fight with a vengeance. Therefore it is wise to go with a heavier weight rod. For the most part, an 8wt (weight) is probably about as low as you will go. Here is a generic list of some fish and the rod weight you will want to have:
8wt: Sierra Mackerel, Bonefish, Snook, Trout, Steelhead
10wt: Bonefish, Permit, Roosterfish, Dorado, Snook, Redfish, Salmon
12wt: Roosterfish, Dorado, Barracuda, Tuna, Sailfish
14wt: Tarpon, Sailfish, Marlin, Shark
Quality
In order for a rod to be the best saltwater fly rod, it must be good quality. Just as important though, it must fit into your budget. As quality goes up, price is right in front of it. There are two things that I suggest for all rods when it comes to quality and price:
- Go with the best fly rod you can afford.
- Stick with the rods that offer an unconditional lifetime warranty. For the most part, you will have to spend at least $200 to get a rod with a lifetime warranty, but trust me, it is worth it. We all break rods sooner than later, so you might as well make this an investment for a life time. Plus, you will regret buying anything less the quality of rod that is warranted, especially when casting to fish in saltwater. All the rod makers that I suggest are very good with their warranties, and some even offer programs where you have a new rod in as little as a few days after a break.
Fly Line for Saltwater
It is not really crucial to have a specific line made for saltwater, although you will want to be ready for all situations. That is why I recommend a fly line with interchangeable tips. This way you can adapt and fish floating line if need be, or switch to one of many sink tips designed to sink at different rates. Follow the link below and click on "Fly Lines" to get my specific recommendation on certain brands.
Conclusion:
There are many good fly rods to choose form, but an investment of this stature requires more than good, you want the best. To get recommendations on the best saltwater fly rod, go to www.OnlineFlyFishingGuide.com/Best Saltwater Fly Rod and click on "Fly Rods" where we talk more about brands and models. To see our recommendation on the best saltwater fly rod and other fly fishing gear click here: www.OnlineFlyFishingGuide.com/OnlineFlyFishingGearGuide
About the Author
Chris Jackson is an avid outdoorsman living in the Northwest in the state of Idaho. He spends as much time with his wife, daughter, and friends in the outdoors as he can. Fly Fishing and archery are his passions, as well as anything else he can do to get outside and experience all that the Northwest has to offer. Chris is the developer of the popular website: www.OnlineFlyFishingGuide.com
Comments