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CLAYMORE TROUT SPEY 3113-4

CLAYMORE TROUT SPEY 3113-4

$349.99
$499.99 $349.99

The 3113 CLAYMORE is the go-to Trout Spey rod in the CLAYMORE family. Powerful enough to fish a variety of Trout Spey flies, but with enough feel for smaller trout. Recommended Skagit Grains: 250-300 Scandi Grains: 210-240

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  • Model:
    CLAYMORE TROUT SPEY 3113-4
  • Line Size:
    3WT
  • Rod Length:
    11'3"
  • Handle:
    Trout Spey Handle
  • Pieces:
    4
  • SKU:
    5-5032T-3113-4
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CLAYMORE TROUT SPEY

Overview

The CLAYMORE Trout Spey Fly Rod is designed to handle any trout river. This fast action rod was built using a smooth yet powerful blank that progressively increases as you move up in line weight. This progression allows for intuitive casting while providing the perfect combination of power and feel. With features that include a down locking reel seat for balanced and Polymer Pinch Grips for increased line control, the CLAYMORE makes casting a two-hander more enjoyable and less like you're swinging a medieval weapon around. So go ahead, grab on with two hands and enjoy a day swinging your favorite run.

Trout Spey models:

2110-4, 3113-4, 4116-4

Switch models:

6116-4, 7116-4, 8116-4

Spey models:

5123-4, 6126-4, 7126-4, 7136-4, 8136-4, 8136-4

PRODUCT FEATURES

Fast Action

Premium grade cork handles

Polymer Pinch Grip sections on top and bottom handles for increased line control

Anodized aluminum down locking reel seat for improved balance

Section tips epoxy coated to prevent sticking

Fully protective cordura rod tube with dividers

Lifetime warranty

CLAYMORE TROUT SPEY

Overall rating: 4.6666665 / 5 from 12 reviews.

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Reviews

Another wonderful Claymore

"I bought this rod as I’ve had a 3113-4 Redington Hydrogen for a while and found for the lakes the tip was soft for setting on a bobber strike hence this new purchase and it has been a great more. This 4 weight Claymore is a beauty and I have 4 of these rods now and they all are stunning. You guys at Redington are producing wonderful rods and this line is brilliant to have alongside the Sage line!"

— Joe T. (5/5)

Claymore Trout Spey - 4116-4

"With the matching intregrated line - it is the best way to introduce clients to spey casting. Wet fly swinging for trout has just been improved. Can't wait till small mouth bass season and the bonus of tight-lining the hardest fighting fresh-water fish (pound for pound) here in Ontario!"

— ken c. (4/5)

Nice little trout Spey, should

"Nice little trout Spey, should be lots of fun."

— Bruce F. (4/5)

Fishy

"A dynamite trout spey rod!!"

— Andy J. (4/5)

Great rod

"Great rod"

— Jeff S. (4/5)

Claymore Trout Spey

"Love this rod. I have several friends with trout Spey rods I borrowed. All of the rods I fished were similar priced as the Claymore. I can feel and load the Claymore easier than any of the others. The 3 wt is the best all around size for the Truckee River. The 4 wt will be better when we are throwing larger streamers."

— Jimmy G. (5/5)

Nice casting spey for trout

"Nice casting spey for trout fishing."

— Marc T. (5/5)

best reel for the job

"What reel of the Redington series are guys finding the 3wt Claymore pairs best with?"

— fisherking (5/5)

Great for Medium Size Rivers!

"I have 7 or 8 trout spey rods and this Claymore 4 wt is a stand out. I caught my largest brown to date on the Gallatin river, it is the perfect spey rod for rivers the size of the Gallatin!"

— Todd S. (5/5)

Claymore trout 3wt

"I tried a bunch of different rods before finding the 3wt on eBay for a good price. After casting, I would have paid full price and more. It easily betters the $600 range of other rods. The only rods that are slightly better cost over $1k. It has enough backbone to handle Idaho Steelhead. It will also work as a single-hand 6wt nymph rig; I’ve felt the stone fly bounce off a rocks and then get tested. The next drift, I knew where he was."

— Kbjorn79 (5/5)

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