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Sage Rods Sage Spey Rods Sonic Spey 5126-4

Sonic Spey

Sonic Spey

Multi-Discipline

The 12'6"" 5wt SONIC is perfect for skating dries and delicately presenting lighter/smaller wet flies for Summer Steelhead. The 5126-4 is ideal for the Rogue, desert river steelhead, and big trout duty. Recommended Grain Windows Skagit: 350-400gr Scandi: 300-350gr
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$850.00
$850.00
Scandi to Skagit, traditionals to intruders, SONIC SPEY is a two-handed swing rod built to handle any setup, with travel-friendly 6-piece versions available in the 7wt and 9wt.

Specs
Sonic Spey 5126-4

SKU: 2049-5126-4

Basics
  • The fly line weight designation (e.g., 5wt). Match the line size to the rod's recommended line weight for the best casting. 5wt
  • The length of the fully assembled rod. Longer rods add reach and line control; shorter rods are easier to handle in tight spaces. 12'6"
  • 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.
  • The blank design and material technology used to build the rod, which affects its strength, weight and casting feel. Konnetic
  • The main type of fishing the product is designed for, such as dry fly, nymph, streamer, saltwater or all-around use. Spey, Scandi, Skagit, and Skating Dries
  • The fish species the product is best suited for, such as trout, bass, steelhead or saltwater species. Salmon, Steelhead, and Trout
  • The type of water the product is designed for, such as streams, rivers, lakes, stillwater or saltwater. River
  • The recommended fly line weight for the rod, measured in grains. Helps match specialty lines, such as shooting heads, for the best casting. Skagit 350-400grScandi 300-350gr
Blank
  • The material used to build the rod blank, such as graphite. It shapes how light and responsive the rod feels. Fiber Composite
  • The number of sections the rod breaks down into. More pieces pack smaller for travel and storage. 4
  • Color Juniper
Components
  • The rod's grip, typically cork. Its shape and size affect comfort and casting control. Spey Handle
  • The hardware at the base of the rod handle where the reel attaches and locks in place. Anodized Aluminum Down-Locking Reel Seat
  • The color of the thread wraps that hold the guides in place, plus any accent trim on the rod. Charcoal Primary Thread Wraps with Gunmetal Trim Wraps
  • 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 Hard Chromed Snake Guides and Tip-Top
  • The cloth sleeve that holds the rod sections and keeps them from rubbing together inside the tube. Black Rod Bag with Titanium Logo and Green Model Tag
  • The hard protective tube that stores the rod, in its bag, for travel and storage. Matte Black Powder Coated Aluminum Rod Tube with Sage Medallion

Technology

Sonic Spey Rod - Sage

Improved accuracy is a result of smoother tracking and increased line speed and control – all features of Sage’s commanding Konnetic Technology.

  • Lightweight Sensitivity

    Konnetic Technology utilizes advanced modulus positioning that places carbon fibers to exacting tolerances, creating a light blank with enhanced hand-to-fly sensitivity.

  • Slim & Strong

    Bringing together slimmer blank profiles with unparalleled strength and efficient energy transfer throughout the shaft for strong, accurate performance.

  • High Load Stability

    Bringing together slimmer blank profiles with unparalleled strength and efficient energy transfer throughout the shaft for strong, accurate performance.

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Why Sonic Spey

Multi-Discipline

Scandi to Skagit, traditionals to intruders, the SONIC SPEY collection is designed to deliver your favorite swing setup, no matter how, what or where.

  • Wide Grain Windows

    Skagit to switch specific heads, floating to T-20 tips, the fast action of the SONIC is built to cover a wide range of grains, accommodating just about any. Perfect for multiple passes through runs with a variety of different line/tip combinations, helping you cover the entire water column with ease.

  • Long, Smooth Casts

    Konnetic Technology’s highly responsive and robust blanks provide the SONIC Spey a connected feel, offering significantly enhanced torsional stability and minimal vibration for casts that track effortlessly and accurately.

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  • Fuji Ceramic Stripper Guides; Hard Chromed Snake Guides and Tip-Top

  • Juniper Blank Color

  • Corrosion-Resistant Down-Locking Anodized Aluminum Reel Seat in Matte Slate

  • Super Plus Full-Wells Cork Handle with Cork/EVA Fighting Butt

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Sonic Spey
Sonic Spey 5126-4
The fly line weight designation (e.g., 5wt). Match the line size to the rod's recommended line weight for the best casting. 5wt
Price $850
Best Suited For Anglers who swing every line type and want less fatigue.
The main type of fishing the product is designed for, such as dry fly, nymph, streamer, saltwater or all-around use. Spey, Scandi, Skagit, and Skating Dries
The blank design and material technology used to build the rod, which affects its strength, weight and casting feel. Konnetic
The material used to build the rod blank, such as graphite. It shapes how light and responsive the rod feels. Fiber Composite
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.
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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. 5wt
Price $1,400
Best Suited For Anglers who need precise placement over raw distance.
The main type of fishing the product is designed for, such as dry fly, nymph, streamer, saltwater or all-around use. Spey, Multi-Application, Scandi, Skagit, Sinking Lines, and Trout Spey
The blank design and material technology used to build the rod, which affects its strength, weight and casting feel. R8 Technology
The material used to build the rod blank, such as graphite. It shapes how light and responsive the rod feels. Aerospace Composite
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.
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