HARDY ULTRALITE 864-4 FLY ROD : 8'6" 4WT
The Hardy Ultralite fly rods are constructed to be the lightest and strongest, all-purpose fly rods in the Hardy line up. Constructed with the SINTRIX NSX graphite to improve performance in any situation. The lighter weight materials to build this rod provides specific modifications to the blank to further strengthen the rod as a whole. A quick, responsive rod that allows all anglers to “feel” the line load during each casting stroke, giving a greater degree of control than ever before.
The Hardy Ultralite fly rods are constructed to be the lightest and strongest, all-purpose fly rods in the Hardy line up. Constructed with the SINTRIX NSX graphite to improve performance in any situation. The lighter weight materials to build this rod provides specific modifications to the blank to further strengthen the rod as a whole. A quick, responsive rod that allows all anglers to “feel” the line load during each casting stroke, giving a greater degree of control than ever before.
A strong rod goes a long way, but a sensitive rod goes further. Combine the two and you have a deadly combination. Sensitivity in a fly rod helps you stay in complete control by staying connected through your fly line, leader, tippet, down to your fly. Also pairing power and softness makes for an extremely accurate rod. Pair this rod with a bit heavier fly line than a regular trout taper and you will have a match made in heaven. The Hardy Ultralite rod master’s versatility, feel, and power. Perfect for a broad range of anglers looking for the best of the best.
FEATURES:
- Sintrix NSX, our highest grade refinement of the industry-changing Sintrix material
- Reel seat laser engraved with line size
- Ceramic lined titanium recoil guides
- Fully redesigned blanks
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Aaron (PA) | March 4th, 2022
The Hardy Ultralite 8'6" 4wt is a great trout rod! Quality is top notch. It's light and can cast dry flies right where I want them. Price may be on the high-end for a non-US made rod, but I'm sure you'll forget about that once you use it.