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Orvis Clearwater 7-Weight Fly Rod – Versatile Switch/Spey Casting

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $75.50.Current price is: $45.22.

Perfect for swinging flies in tidal streams or overhead casting on beaches with dual casting options.

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Orvis Clearwater Switch/Spey Rod

The Orvis Clearwater 7-Weight 11′ Fly Rod offers versatility for both indicator setups in small tributaries and overhead casting techniques on beaches. It is designed to switch seamlessly between swinging small patterns in estuarial tidal currents and overhead casts targeting stripers.

With the ability to use either a conventional cast or a two-hand cast, this rod provides multiple fishing techniques without requiring a significant investment. The new Clearwater Rod Series features a complete redesign from the ground up by Orvis Vermont rod designers, with improved performance and balance while maintaining the same value.

Specifications
Weight: 7 Weight
Length: 11 feet
Style: Switch/Spey
Application: Estuarial fishing, beach casting, steelhead, stripers

FAQ

Can this rod be used for both indicator and overhead casting?

Yes, the Clearwater 7-Weight 11′ Fly Rod is designed to switch between indicator setups and overhead casting techniques.

Is the rod suitable for small steelhead in tidal areas?

Yes, it is well-suited for swinging small patterns in estuarial tidal currents.

Has the rod undergone structural changes in the new series?

Yes, the Clearwater Rod Series features a complete overhaul from the ground up by Orvis Vermont rod designers, including improved performance and balance.

3 reviews for Orvis Clearwater 7-Weight Fly Rod – Versatile Switch/Spey Casting

  1. Dorothy Powell –

    I use this rod for both small streams and beach fishing. The switch between casting styles is smooth and the rod feels balanced. Great for different conditions without needing multiple rods.

  2. Carolyn Walker –

    The two-hand cast works well on open beaches. I’ve tried it with both small flies and stripers. It’s durable and responds well to different techniques.

  3. Jonathan Mathis –

    After switching from my old rod, I noticed better control in tidal waters. The new design feels more natural in motion and is easier to handle in tight spaces.

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