Fenwick Fishing Rods

All through the company’s history there has been an attention to detail that can soothe the soul of any serious fisherman. It is tremendously appealing to know that you are holding in your hands a rod which has taken years of trial and error to develop. Fenwick rods have a reputation for extremely precise workmanship and even if the name doesn’t inspire you, the feel of the rod in your hands will.

Anyone who has been out on the water knows that trying to catch different fish means you are dealing with different habitats, water conditions and even behaviors. While all fish fight, bringing in a smallmouth bass or a pickerel is going to be very different than dealing with a muskie or pike. Here is where the Fenwick series of fishing rods will not leave you lacking.

Take the Elite Tech range of Fenwick fishing rods. They have rods specifically designed for catching bass, walleye and muskie - and anyone who has used one of these rods can certainly feel the difference. The bass line, for example, features rods such as the ECR73H-F, a 7’3” rod which can handle up to a 25lb test line. It can easily pull in the biggest bass and yet has a fast rod tip action that allows you a high level of control over your fish.

This is very different than their muskie series. Within the muskie series, Fenwick offers three different types of rods. There is a rod for the troller, a rod for the bait caster and a rod for the jerk caster. This attention to the different methods of getting your line in the water further illustrates the attention that Fenwick puts into each of their rods.

If you are a fly fisher, you will love the fly rods and reels that Fenwick makes as well. One feature that I feel sets them above other fly fishing rods is the continued use of cork grips for their rods. There are several reasons why cork is the material of choice for your rod handle. The first is that it is easy on the hands. Because it is padded your hands will remain comfortable and able to handle wrestling with particularly energetic fish. The second is that it will not allow your hands to slip and this can be a valuable way to prevent losing your catch in mid fight.

Fenwick fishing rods use graphite for its blanks. This is an important detail since graphite allows for maximum flexibility and strength. Other rods may use blanks which incorporate other materials but there is a reason why so many fishermen opt for graphite rods. They simply out perform any other rod material hands down.

If you have never tried Fenwick fishing rods, consider checking one out today.

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