Scott G - 3 wts Freshwater Rods

Scott G - 3 wts Freshwater Rods 

DESCRIPTION

The G-Series are finely tuned medium action trout rods for true angling artists. Our famous internal ferrule and flex rating systems were introduced with the G-Series, and we've built the entire line around these keystone design features.

USER REVIEWS

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[Dec 29, 2002]
threedollarbridge
30 days a year

Strength:

Weight, accuracy, no tired arm

Weakness:

None. But I didn't expect 90 ft casts. The unsanded finish isn't very pretty.

Been using the 5 piece 3wt for a couple of years now and am amazed how versatile it is. In addition to being light as a feather it has incredible power when needed to land large fish in fast water. Long casts are not its speciality but if you fish from 20-40 ft its perfect. Will handle weighted nymphs with strike indicators easily.

Customer Service

Excellent

Similar Products Used:

Sage, classic bamboo

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
4
[Nov 09, 2002]
mustangway
50+ days a year

Strength:

Light-weight; casts very short and longer than needed with accuracy and delicacy; length is just right for mountain trout streams; softer tip excellent for intended use.

Weakness:

NONE! Wasn't sure I'd like the cork insert and slip ring reelseat, but this has grown on me quickly and makes sense from a weight standpoint. Also, gives the rod a bit of nostalgia.

MODEL Scott G703/3: WOW! This is a wonderful rod! This model is a 6' 10" 3 weight, and I purchased it primarily for small mountain streams. It is the perfect rod for this application. I was first impressed in the backyard, where I was able to make 40 foot casts (over-kill for mountain streams) with ease and accuracy. On the stream, it will load and drop a fly at 10 feet with just as much accuracy and delicacy. The rod tip is soft enough so you don't yank a 6-inch brookie back at your face on the strike. I am a Scott Fly Rod diehard, but looked at and casted several brands (Orvis, Sage, Winston, etc.) in the 6 1/2 to 7 1/2 foot (Sage doesn't make a rod less than 7 1/2 feet), 3-weight range before buying this rod. It is by far the most superior rod in this range. I put a Ross Colorado #0 reel on it, making an outfit weight of 5.3 ounces (minus fly line and backing), which is extremely lite. Since I was struggling with whether to get a 6 1/2 or 7 foot rod, the 6' 10" Scott solved the dilemma, and I haven't been hung up in the trees, yet. I want to be buried with this rod!

Customer Service

Unconditional Lifetime Warranty. Never had to send a rod back to Scott, but they are nice folks who don't mind chatting with you about fly fishing and rods.

Similar Products Used:

Orvis, Sage, Winston.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
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