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Lamson Cobalt Single Handed Fly Rod
Lamson Cobalt Single Handed Fly Rod
Lamson Cobalt Single Handed Fly Rod
Lamson Cobalt Single Handed Fly Rod
Lamson Cobalt Single Handed Fly Rod
Lamson Cobalt Single Handed Fly Rod
Lamson Cobalt Single Handed Fly Rod
Lamson Cobalt Single Handed Fly Rod
Lamson Cobalt Single Handed Fly Rod
Lamson Cobalt Single Handed Fly Rod
Lamson Cobalt Single Handed Fly Rod
Lamson Cobalt Single Handed Fly Rod

Lamson Cobalt Single Handed Fly Rod

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Lamson Cobalt Single Handed Fly Rod

Who is looking for a very fast rod that builds up such a fast line speed even against the wind, has now reached the end of his search. The ultra-fast, but by no means numb blank of the Cobalt fly rod enthusiastic in saltwater, whether on mee trout or GT.

The Lamson Cobalt Single Handed Fly Rod is a fly rod that has a really fast tip action with a quick recovery. The super fast rod has enough feel in the mid-range that the power of the loaded rod can be felt all the way in the hand. Due to the enormous power and the speed of the blank, incredibly tight and pointed loops are possible with the Cobalt, which provide an impressive line speed, and that even against the wind. Especially on the flats, it is important to bring out a lot of line in seconds and partly also to lift off the water and shoot again to the passing fish. You can not choose the wind, once the permit is there you have few chances, here the Cobalt shines with its speed.

The powerful gray blank convinces not only with its casting distances, but also the workmanship is impressive. The guide rings of the Cobalt in a glossy black fit immediately catch the eye. In addition, the rings are not only very chic, the titanium frames and of course the silicon carbide inserts provide a corrosion-resistant, strong guide.

The fly rod's reel seat is also both an eye-catcher and a thoughtful feature. The inserts of the reel seat, as well as the lock nuts and the reel seat are made of a gray anodized aluminum and match the blank. The special feature of the reel seats, however, is not the appearance, but the ingenious shape. The curvature of the insert is completed with two machine-made rails, which serve as a straight end and thus as a support surface for the edges of a reel foot. This eliminates the possibility of the reel tipping or rotating and allows it to be tightened bombproof.

In short, the Lamson Cobalt is a very fast fly rod that builds up high line speeds even against the wind and brings them to maximum distances. Thanks to the line classes #6 to #12, you can enjoy the casting machine both when fishing for sea trout, perch and co. and when hunting bonefish, tarpon and GT!

 

Details:

  • Super fast fly rod with tremendous line speeds for long casts through the wind
  • Very fast action of the high-modulus blank
  • Reel seat with aluminum insert and line ID
  • Full-Wells cork handles in high Flor quality
  • Extremely durable Ti/SiC rings with titanium frame and silicon carbide inserts glossy black anodized finish
  • Fighting butt made of cork in all classes
  • 4-piece rod construction

 

Class

ActionFighting ButtLengthWeight
6 Ultra-Fast Ja 9 ft 113 g
7
Ultra-Fast Ja 9 ft 119 g
8
Ultra-Fast Ja 9 ft 125 g
9
Ultra-Fast Ja 9 ft 127 g
10
Ultra-Fast Ja 9 ft 133 g
11
Ultra-Fast Ja 9 ft 136 g
12
Ultra-Fast Ja 9 ft 139 g
About Lamson:

Waterworks is immediately associated by most fly fishermen with the lightweight, reliable reels. Yet the origin of Waterkworks lies in a small, innovative tool. In 1996, Waterworks was founded by two anglers and product designers because they found a better solution to remove the fly from the fish's mouth faster and more gently. Named after their hometown in Idaho, the first Waterworks product, the Ketchum Release Tool, was launched in 1996.

Even before Waterworks was founded, product designers were working with high-quality components. Ryan Harrison honed his skills and knowledge in high-performance cycling, for example. Among other things, Harrison developed suspension technology for Cannondale mountain bikes, so he was already familiar with wheels in the frame.
It was only logical that the founders turned to fly reels after the release tool. Because fly reels were heavy, overly complex and unreliable at the time, so there was work to be done here. With the question in mind of what the perfect fly reel looks like, the ULA was born and represents the foundation of today's high quality fly reels. Together with Lamson, the fly reels, rods and accessories, now enjoy more than two decades of passion, innovation and solid engineering - with no end in sight.