Orvis Helios F Fly Rod
Orvis Helios F Fly Rod
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The Helios™ F series rods are designed for precision casts and exceptional performance in challenging conditions and with aggressive fish. With increased sensitivity and tippet protection, these rods are perfect for game-of-inches feeding lane presentations and on-the-go adjustments. Additionally, for those seeking flats species while sight-fishing, the Helios F's increased accuracy will keep your casts right where they need to be.
Noted Features:
- Extremely accurate at all distances
- Maximum sensitivity and tippet protection
- Versatile applications in fresh and saltwater
- Models for small stream, tactical nymph, and big water
- Matte olive blank with olive thread wraps
- Aluminum rod tube
- Backed by 25-Year Guarantee
- Made in USA
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