FLY ROD SECTOR

Scott Fly Rod Company introduces the all-new Sector Series of hand-crafted, high-performance saltwater fly rods.

Sector rods enhance Scott's award-winning Meridian series to bring you a new level of performance and reliability in saltwater fly rods. Scott has combined all the proven technologies of the Meridian rods with new tapers, new components and the all-new Carbon Web technology. Scott Carbon Web increases torsional stability and durability by encasing unidirectional fibers in an ultra-lightweight multidirectional carbon fiber mesh. These fibers help counteract twisting forces offering better tracking and long positive pickups to redirect throws. They also help reduce the propagation of stress and impact microcracks that can easily occur in unidirectional layering and lead to failure.

Sector rods feature newly developed components that challenge harsh saltwater environments: they feature all new Ceracoil stripping guides with nickel titanium frames and highly polished zirconium inserts along with Recoil nickel titanium snake guides for low friction and corrosion-free performance. The rail sets are PVD coated with a low reflection coating for even greater durability and stealth.

The reel seat is milled from aircraft-grade aluminum, features self-indexing sliding caps, extra deep knurling to easily rotate the locking rings with wet hands, mil-spec Type 3 hard coating in non-reflective flat black, and line weight engravings for quick identification rod in boat racks.

Flor-quality cork grips are crafted into Scott's modified shape in a saltwater-appropriate length and diameter, and the new combat tips feature thicker, softer rubber for added comfort in tough fights.

The tarpon slayer by the ocean. If you're targeting tarpon in shallow, clear water with long leaders and small flies, this is the tool to deliver the goods. With plenty of power to beat powerful fish, but enough touch to gently lay out the line.

This is also the favorite rooster, albie, jack and striper rod. Planning a busy day off the coast of Montauk, some beach time in Baja, a few days west of Key West, or a trip off the coast of Jupiter? Make sure you have this rod in hand.