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Here’s where expensive and cheap fly rods will differ: Materials : expensive fly rods will use more advanced technologies in their carbon fibre to get the optimum balance of weight and power and they will use higher quality fixtures and fittings (quality cork handles, rod guides, reel seats), whereas cheaper rods often use basic carbon fibre and lower grade fixtures and fitting (such as poor grade cork or EVA foam handles, plastic reel seats) Performance : expensive rods generally perform better in all aspects of casting (distance, presentation, accuracy) and line control, and while cheaper rods can still cast a fly, they are much less refined in their action and feel Enjoyment : an expensive rod should have a better feel to it and can improve your casting and line management, and combined with the beauty of a better aesthetic this all makes them more enjoyable to use and enhances your whole fishing experience Durability : expensive rods are usually built with better quality control and materials built to last longer, whereas with cheaper rods you might find some of the fittings failing sooner Warranty : expensive rods tend to be backed by more generous and longer warranties due to the manufacturers confidence in the products they make…the very cheap rods will have no warranties at all Two final things to remember: If you’re investing in an expensive rod, you should also do the same with your fly line if you want the rod to perform at its best (but you don’t necessarily need an expensive reel!) Always look to improve your casting skills as your technique will have a bigger impact on your success than the rod itself…everyone can benefit from tuition by qualified casting instructors Guide by Sportfish expert Allan Shephard AAPGAI Still need help
