Echo TR Series Spey Fly Rods

How could Rajeff Sports possibly follow the Dec Hogan series of Spey rods and make any sense? Well, the TR series does just this. We describe the TR two-hand Spey rod family as power-lifter specialists of the Echo fly rod line.

When working customers who are just getting started /Spey Fishing or who are already satisfied with their established casting style, we go straight to the Dec Hogan series.

But when someone walks in and starts out talking about king salmon in Alaska or BC; Atlantic Salmon in Big Russian rivers; or pushing high line speeds; tight loops; big intruders; or reaching over big breakers to reach stripers, we amble over to the rod rack where we line up the Echo TR series rods. Tim had a little more “oomph,” a little more power in mind when he designed these rods. They are offered in an astounding range of sizes from a 12’ five-weight trout rod to a 15’ ten-weight rod that will keep up with big boys, the big fish, the big flies, and the long casts, any time, any place.

Stow the TR 10150-4 and the TR 9140-4 under your seat when you head north for big salmon and steelhead adventures (of course you wouldn’t just take one rod, would you).

Reach for the 7130-4 and the 8136-4 on an evening when the wind howls across the Deschutes or if you’ve tied up some 7-inch Intruders to swim in big water.

The TR 6126-4 makes a sweet yet decisive summer steelhead rod that will also swing your T-14 tips in small coastal rivers in winter’s darkest days.

Grab your TR 5120-4 anytime you are ready to head for the John Day, the Rogue, the Deschutes above Maupin, the Grande Ronde, the Klamath, or a half dozen Olympic steelhead rivers. The TR 5120-4 is a “little” two-hander powerful beyond what the specs imply. It will deliver modest sized flies at amazing distances and handle most steelhead and silvers with a little finesse on the angler’s part.