The selection process for your first rod and reel is nothing short of overwhelming. Matching a rod, reel and fly line takes some time. Plus, finding a combination that doesn’t break the bank is difficult at best. You can jump into the high-end department and drop a thousand bucks without blinking. But go too cheap, and you risk needing to upgrade again in a year or two.
When picking out your first rod – or at least one of your first rods – finding a quality combo set saves time, a ton of money and it puts a quality rod in your hands that is ready to get a workout.
