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Today, Sage continues to seek performance advantages through new materials and designs. Since Sage handcrafted our first rod in 1980, Perfecting Performance has been the ethos. It steers Sage’s never-ending pursuit of new material technologies, innovation of rod actions, and engineering of reel designs. It’s reflected in Sage’s lifetime warranty and customer service experience. It fuels Sage’s stewardship of the watersheds we enjoy and the engagement with the fly fishing community. It inspires the Sage team to share ideas, push boundaries, and find beauty in the details. And drives Sage’s commitment to US craftsmanship, and the shared passion for the art of fly fishing.

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  • Sage Arrow vs. Sage Sonic Fly Rods

    Sage Arrow vs. Sage Sonic

    The all new Sage Arrow fly rod has been released and it's the direct replacement for their popular Sonic series. Both are categorized in Sage's mid-tier level of rods, which...

    Sage Arrow vs. Sage Sonic

    The all new Sage Arrow fly rod has been released and it's the direct replacement for their popular Sonic series. Both are categorized in Sage's mid-tier level of rods, which...

  • Moosehead Lake Maine Sunset

    About The Newly Formed Moosehead Regional Land ...

    Moosehead Lake is the largest lake in the state of Maine and the largest lake entirely within the boundaries of New England. Its expansive 75,000 acres of water is not...

    About The Newly Formed Moosehead Regional Land ...

    Moosehead Lake is the largest lake in the state of Maine and the largest lake entirely within the boundaries of New England. Its expansive 75,000 acres of water is not...

  • Parmachenee Lake Maine

    Inside the Magalloway Project: 78,000 Acres of ...

    I recently attended a webinar that discussed a new and ongoing conservation collaboration between The Nature Conservancy, Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust, Forest Society of Maine, and Northeast Wilderness Trust. What...

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    Inside the Magalloway Project: 78,000 Acres of ...

    I recently attended a webinar that discussed a new and ongoing conservation collaboration between The Nature Conservancy, Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust, Forest Society of Maine, and Northeast Wilderness Trust. What...

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