-The rod:
It's a slow action, mid flex IM6 graphite, short terms easier to learn how to cast, and even the experienced caster will enjoy this rod the same way, and with a lifetime warranty there is no doubts that this is a wonderful deal.
-The reel:
In my opinion the reel it's not the best in the market, but don't get me wrong it isn't the worst either, on another note the reel is solid, decent drag and large harbor will get you a good capacity of line without the small coils.
-The line:
This line will definitely cast clean and with easy loading of the rod, it isn't a Rio Gold Fly Line
-Backing:
Not much to say here, it's only an extension to your length of fly line.
-Leaders:
The leaders are good leaders but I would advice to cut the one attached and attach one of these Braided Loops
-Fly box:
It is a very good quality box, I still use mine and being waterproof when I take a dip into the river water won't get inside the box and rust all my flies.
-Flies:
Again not much to say, the Adams Parachute
-Rod case and sock:
For me it's an essential, when you have your rod on the trunk of the car all the time and get to a river that is 2 hours away from your house there is nothing worst than notice you broke the tip of your rod, not a big problem here because you have lifetime warranty right? Wrong, you just drove for 2 hour to enjoy some fishing and now you have to drive back 2 hours without even make a cast.Make sure you use this sock and case, they will protect you rod and reel for an amazing day at the water.
Here is a photo of this rod in action
and a little video(sorry for the quality but we forgot the camera at home so it was filmed on a phone):
Hope I could help you choose a decent fly rod, good luck on the water!
Rui Machado

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