Cortland Competition MKII Series Fly Rod - Euro Style Nymphing
Cortland's Competition MKII Nymph Fly Rods
Built using carbon fiber of military grade modulus and resins, these rods have been designed and built utilizing over 30 years of top level competition experience from the Cortland Prostaff. The balance of the weight and the main power in the butt section paired with a downward locking reel seat for this technique is paramount. An ergonomic fighting butt provides correct weight distribution and necessary control to land the larger fish.
Rods include a specific-size, cloth rod sock and an optic orange rod case for easy location on the river bank.
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Cortland Competition MKII Series Fly Rod - Euro Style Nymphing
Cortland's Competition MKII Nymph Fly Rods
Built using carbon fiber of military grade modulus and resins, these rods have been designed and built utilizing over 30 years of top level competition experience from the Cortland Prostaff. The balance of the weight and the main power in the butt section paired with a downward locking reel seat for this technique is paramount. An ergonomic fighting butt provides correct weight distribution and necessary control to land the larger fish.
Rods include a specific-size, cloth rod sock and an optic orange rod case for easy location on the river bank.
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Cortland's Competition MKII Nymph Fly Rods
Built using carbon fiber of military grade modulus and resins, these rods have been designed and built utilizing over 30 years of top level competition experience from the Cortland Prostaff. The balance of the weight and the main power in the butt section paired with a downward locking reel seat for this technique is paramount. An ergonomic fighting butt provides correct weight distribution and necessary control to land the larger fish.
Rods include a specific-size, cloth rod sock and an optic orange rod case for easy location on the river bank.
