ECHO2 7’8” #3 was designed for small to medium rivers and small ponds. At 7’8” the rod is short enough to fish up close or under obstacles but has enough length for longer casts. It has a fast action when the “A” tip is used and has a medium fast action when the “D” tip is used. The rod is designed to throw small to medium flies.

The Echo2 8’0" #4 was designed for small to medium rivers and lakes. 8’0” is a good length to keep casts low to the water to help punch casts through the wind. It has a fast action when the “A” tip is used and has a medium fast action when the “D” tip is used. The rod is designed to throw small to medium flies.

The Echo2 9’0” #4 was designed for medium to large rivers. 9’0” is a good length to mend line and to keep back casts out of the trees and grass. The rod performs well in situations where delicate casts are needed to fool big fish. It has a medium fast action when the “A” tip is used and has a medium action when the “D” tip is used. The rod is designed to throw small to medium flies.

The Echo2 9’0” #5 was designed for medium to large rivers or anywhere trout live. It is the most popular rod for most trout fishermen. The rod has a perfect balance between action and power and feels like an old friend the first time you cast one. It has a fast action when the “A” tip is used and has a medium fast action when the “D” tip is used. The rod is designed to throw small to medium large flies.

The Echo2 9’6”/10’ #5 features two tips of different lengths, allowing the rod to switch between a 9’6” and 10’. What was going on in Tim Rajeff’s mind when he decided to create a rod with two different length tips? Tim wanted to give people looking for more distance and or people who are sitting close to the water more ways to skin a cat. On days where there is limited wind you can use the longer tip to take full advantage of the line lifting and distance that a 10’ rod delivers. When the wind gets nasty and waving 10’ rods in the wind is not your cup of tea (beer) switch tips and use the shorter one.

The 596-10FW is a powerful rod; the rod is not a delicacy or presentation rod. It was primarily designed to produce high line speed in order to cast distance and bigger flies. It is also suited to people with aggressive casts using a #5 weight line.

The Echo2 9’0” # 6 was designed for medium to large rivers or locations that require extra power and distance. The rod is great for throwing large dry flies, chucking buggers, or for fishing sinking lines in rivers and lakes. It has a fast action when the “A” tip is used and has a medium fast action when the “D” tip is used. The rod is designed to throw medium to large flies.

The Echo2 9’6”/10’ #8 features two tips of different lengths, allowing the rod to switch between a 9’6” and 10’. What was going on in Tim Rajeff’s mind when he decided to create a rod with two different length tips? Tim wanted to give people looking for more distance and or people who are sitting close to the water more ways to skin a cat. On days where there is limited wind you can use the longer tip to take full advantage of the line lifting and distance that a 10’ rod delivers. When the wind gets nasty and waving 10’ rods in the wind is not your cup of tea (beer) switch tips and use the shorter one.

The 896-10FW is the ultimate single-hand rod for winter steelhead and fall salmon, an ideal rod for single-hand spey techniques, nymphing, or rocking out integrated heads in fast water.