Versatility is key - get incredible reach, a delicate drop, and plenty of strength to punch through a finicky breeze in a lightweight Recon fly rod. Scout your next trek and pack up your gear - Recon rods are available in the most popular sizes and weights. Recon freshwater fly rods are meticulously engineered for favorite fishing spots and new adventures. Saltwater Models: Matte blue blanks with charcoal and light blue accent (images 3 & 4 above).Freshwater Models: Matte olive blanks with charcoal and spring green accent (images 1 & 2 above).Saltwater models feature Pewter type III anodized solid aluminum reel seat.Freshwater models feature Pewter type III anodized aluminum reel seat with wood insert.With close-in loading ability and the power for longer reach, the rods feature a modern shadow green blank and covert black nickel hardware. Recon teams high-performance feel with lightness in hand. For anglers who would rather spend the day in the front of a skiff than behind a desk, we’ve created a rod ready to work as hard as you do in the pursuit of fish. For those who manage riverside meals of granola bars and jerky paired with the evening hatch instead of a sit-down meal at a sane hour. Recon is the rod designed for the anglers who chase blue lines on topo maps and spend their nights bent over maps, plotting the next day’s adventures. Get the most accurate fly rod in existence and land more fish on every trip. Whatever the location, whatever the fish, the H3D is ready for it: Big rivers or saltwater, bonefish or bass-those accurate drops earn more bends in the rod, it’s as simple as that. Pushing through a gusty saltwater wind is no big deal-the Helios 3D has the power to get your fly there, and the accuracy to drop it right where you want it. The H3D rod churns out precise casts that are the stuff of legend-because it’s the pinpoint delivery of flies that takes you from a quiet day on the water to battling predator fish ripping down the flats. Increased hoop strength means reduced vibration for a consistently crisp release, because we know accuracy is paramount. The variables at the point of release to focus the energy behind every cast. Whether you’re chasing bonefish on the flats or casting streamers to the far bank, the Helios 3F offers the outstanding casting performance and responsiveness you need to land more fish. We’ve checked unbeatable accuracy and power off the list, but the H3F also delivers the finesse required to delicately drop a fly without spooking fish, and it has plenty of backbone to haul in the big fish of your dreams without flinching. The Helios 3F reduces the variables and harnesses the energy behind each cast for enhanced accuracy, so you can reach the far bank and drop a fly with precision every time. The difference in a couple of inches can make or break a catch. Hurling a fly across the water and hoping for a strike won’t win any trophies-it’s those accurate drops that bring in the real prize. Not only have we built a super lightweight rod in the Helios 3, but it also offers a crisp feel in hand for an unbeatable casting experience. Incredible power, deadly accuracy, and impressive feel are part and parcel of our Helios 3F fly rods. Note: Reel shown for illustration purposes only, not included with rod
3D Models: Matte midnight blank with blue accent (images 3 & 4 above).3F Models: Matte storm blank with green accent (images 1 & 2 above).Reel seat is type III anodized aluminum with carbon insert.To play the game at its highest level there can be no compromise and for every angler the H3 is the pinnacle of purpose, designed to master the moment and meet the demands of accuracy on a spring creek with a 3F or a tarpon flat with a 3D. The difference is taper and stiffness, but the design foundation of accuracy remains constant. 3D is accuracy with power at distance for pinpoint delivery of larger flies. 3F is accuracy with finesse, a dry fly angler's dream. Helios 3F and 3D each offer uncompromising purpose. The H3 brings us a fundamental shift from flex profiles to a new frontier in accuracy and purpose-driven design.
Reflect on your greatest successes and failures as an angler and the answer is clear. Making a forty-foot cast on the nose of a laid-up tarpon is fishing. Making an 80-foot cast in saltwater is prospecting. Whether it's the right drift in the feeding lane, the sightline of a cruising predator, or the right level of the water column, the difference between success and failure is often measured in inches.Īll modern fly rods are powerful, but accuracy is the new frontier in fly design. There is a famous quote by Wyatt Earp, "Fast is fine, but accuracy is everything." What anglers discover with experience is just that.
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