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At Swift we use premium components and time honoured techniques to handcraft the world's most remarkable fly rods.
At Swift we design and create small runs of unique, extremely high quality fly rods. You'll find none better.
Epic fly rods incorporate the classic designers concept of “Truth to the Material” which holds that any material should be used where it is most appropriate and its nature should not be hidden. With this ethos in mind each Epic fly rod uses components that we believe are the very best. Each fly rod is handcrafted one at a time in our small studio workshop - no detail is overlooked.
Featured Products
686 Black Special Edition
$1,150.00 NZD
686 70's Special "Starsky"
$1,195.00 NZD
690 C Carbon Fiber Fly Rod
$1,195.00 NZD
590 C Carbon Fiber Fly Rod
$1,195.00 NZD
Special Offer
690 C Carbon Fibre Ready to Wrap Kit
$495.00 NZD $695.00 NZD
590C Carbon Fibre Ready to Wrap Fly Rod Kit
$695.00 NZD
990 Ready to Wrap Kit
$649.00 NZD
990 FastGlass Fly Rod
$1,150.00 NZD
5wt Glassline Fly line
$100.00 NZD
Epic Glassline Weight Forward
$100.00 NZD
Epic Glassline Double Taper
$100.00 NZD
From the Blog
70's Custom Epic 686 Fly Rod - Yeah Baby!
FAR OUT!! - Trev' and the team in the workshop have gone all retro on this baby. Stunning workmanship, classic style and attention to detail are the hallmarks of this Funky Collectors 686.- Carl McNeil
Get a Grip. Fly casting grips part III - Finger on top grip
Christian Stixner, a good mate of mine from Germany (and expert Cane rod builder) favours this grip, not only is he one of the smoothest casters I've seen he can most certainly punch out a very long line using this grip- Carl McNeil
Destino Yelcho en la Patagonia.
Yelcho region Patagonia - two beautiful video clips from this stunning region.- Carl McNeil
Get a Grip - Fly Casting Styles - Pt II the Key Grip
Imagine you are holding a set of keys and about to unlock your front door - that’s pretty much it. Knuckles facing up and out, palm down, heel of the thumb down on the grip. You'll form a nice V between your thumb and forefinger.
- Carl McNeil
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