Specs
EDC 490-4
SKU: 5-5041T-490-4
Basics
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The fly line weight designation (e.g., 5wt). Match the line size to the rod's recommended line weight for the best casting. 4wt -
The length of the fully assembled rod. Longer rods add reach and line control; shorter rods are easier to handle in tight spaces. 9'0" -
How much and where the rod flexes when casting. Fast actions bend mostly near the tip for power and distance; slower actions bend deeper for feel. Action: Fast Action - Technology Nano Resin Technology
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The main type of fishing the product is designed for, such as dry fly, nymph, streamer, saltwater or all-around use. Multi-Application -
The fish species the product is best suited for, such as trout, bass, steelhead or saltwater species. Trout -
The type of water the product is designed for, such as streams, rivers, lakes, stillwater or saltwater. Freshwater, Big Water, Creeks, Small Streams, and Spring Creek
Blank
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What the rod blank is made from, typically graphite or fiberglass. It affects weight, feel and durability. Nano Resin Graphite -
The number of sections the rod breaks down into. More pieces pack smaller for travel and storage. 4 -
The finish color of the rod blank, the main shaft of the rod. Pioneer Tan
Components
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The rod's grip, typically cork. Its shape and size affect comfort and casting control. Reverse Half-Wells -
The hardware at the base of the rod handle where the reel attaches and locks in place. Anodized Aluminum Reel Seat -
An area designed to hold a fly securely by the hook when the rigged rod is not in use. Hidden -
The guides along the rod that hold the fly line close to the blank and help it travel smoothly during the cast. Fuji Ceramic Stripping Guides with Black Chrome Snake Guides and Tip-Top -
Small marks on each rod section. Line them up during assembly so the guides sit in a straight line. True -
The case that protects the rod during travel and storage. Rugged Nylon Rod Tube with Divided Liner
Technology
EDC Rod - Redington
Say hello to Nano Resin Technology, Redington's most advanced graphite and resin matrix — lighter, stronger, more responsive. In our Bainbridge Island engineering room, rod developer Brandon Morton uses Nano Resin to dial in flagship actions that ooze utility for how you actually fish. Light enough to feel every subtle take. Lively enough to load with precision. Responsive enough to control fish through the fight.
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Power
Enhanced power and responsiveness without sacrificing feel.
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Accuracy
Seamless force distribution for effortless accuracy.
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Control
Reinforced strength for maximum fish-fighting pressure and control.
Why EDC
Everyday Carry
Our top of the line multi-application fly rod, EDC prioritizes versatility above all else, ensuring it’s not just a tool, but an extension of you and your angling skills.
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Function Junction
EDC rods offer the highest level of all-around performance without breaking the bank, with a selection of rod sizes each designed with a specific function in mind — though still capable for multiple applications and changes in conditions. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a beginner aiming to master the fundamentals, the EDC delivers the sharpness you need to succeed on the water.
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Measurable Success
EDC rods include measurement marks, making for a quick check while keeping fish wet. For location changes on the river a hidden hook keeper is machined into the reel seat (also keeping you from getting stabbed). Finally, we kept the rod and guides a neutral color scheme so as to not spook fish on bright days, and to better blend in both high desert or forested backgrounds.
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