Our lightest set-up. The Daisy size one balances beautifully with this rod, while 100 m of 30 lbs backing is more than enough. The long supple tip of the Catch line delivers pinpoint presentation. We built this for the smallest rivers—think Icelandic streams, British spate rivers, Sweden’s west coast, Canadian dry fly adventures, and of course, coastal sea trout. It also shines for anglers targeting larger brown and rainbow trout with bigger flies. A refined set-up for precise work, ideal when finesse matters most.

A powerful single-handed set-up made for larger rivers, stronger fish, and more demanding conditions. Combined with a size two reel, it’s capable of handling fish well over 20 lbs. This is the set-up we turn to when distance is needed, and the chance of encountering a fish of a lifetime is real. Whether you're casting dries, skaters, or heavier flies, the Catch line loads easily and presents smoothly. It’s still lightweight, but packs serious punch.

This ultra-light double-hander is light enough for single-hand use all day, yet offers full two-handed versatility when needed. Whether you’re fighting a strong fish or casting in tight quarters, the extra grip gives support and flexibility. It’s a dream on small forest rivers with steep banks and tight spaces, ideal for sea trout and windy days where a lighter line is still necessary. A truly nimble and adaptable set-up.

A compact double-hander designed for medium-sized rivers. Powerful enough for bigger fish and heavy sink lines, it pairs beautifully with the Duke or Daisy size two. The Catch #7/8 line in faster sink rates gets your fly down fast—even in swift current. It handles bulky flies with ease and is our top pick for Baltic sea trout. Steelhead anglers in BC love it for small rivers and tributaries. Compact, powerful, and endlessly versatile.

A team favourite! Light in hand but packed with performance, this set-up delivers big on both precision and power. The Daisy or Duke size three balances beautifully with the 13’ S4, and the Catch #8/9 line generates incredible distance usually reserved for longer rods. This set-up has landed salmon over 30 lbs without ever feeling underpowered. The 13’ rod is being called the new 14’, and we agree. It’s subtle enough for spooky fish in clear water, but strong enough for serious battles. Our go-to for medium rivers and summer-level big fish, from the Alta to Argentina.

If we had to pick just one salmon set-up, this would be it! The 14’ S4 rod offers range, strength, and unmatched versatility. The Catch #9/10 line handles big, heavy flies without collapsing, while the Duke or Daisy three keeps things balanced. For extra-long runs, we sometimes size up to reel four for the extra 100 m backing. This set-up performs in a wide range of conditions—gentle on top, powerful when going deep. Ideal when fishing with two rods: pair it with a 13’ or 15’ for total versatility.

The 15’ S4 is built for serious water. Incredibly light and high-performing, it's surprisingly easy on the body for long days and weeks on the river. Paired with the Duke or Daisy size four, it handles anything—even when fish threaten to spool you. With a size three reel and lighter lines, it becomes a precision tool; with a full #10/11 Catch line, it's a powerhouse. Our No.1 choice for big fish on big rivers—early season Scandinavia, eastern Canada, and beyond. Effortless control, surprising distance, and reliable power!

When only the most powerful set-up will do. For long casts, fast water, and the strongest fish, this 16’ S4 delivers unmatched performance. It’s one of the lightest 16-footers on the market, and when paired with the Duke size four, it stays balanced even with heavy lines. No more aching backs from overloaded gear. The Catch #11/12 line shoots like a missile and sinks like a stone. Designed for the world’s most demanding rivers—from Norway to Russia and beyond. It’s not just a heavy-duty rod—it’s a comfort-engineered machine made for extremes.