Scott GS Fly Rod

Scott G Series are iconic fly rods. They’re medium action, smooth flexing fly rods treasured by anglers the world over.

Scott introduced the first G rods in 1976, and changed fly fishing by creating the first 9’ 4 weight fly rod. We also introduced the world to the hollow internal ferrule - the most sophisticated way to connect multi-piece fly rods in a smooth and seamless fashion.

In 2006, we introduced the G2 series and modernized medium-action fly rods by making them lighter in hand and increasing their recovery speed.

Now, we bring you the all new G Series. These rods advance medium action fly rods with two innovations. We’ve reinvented the hollow internal ferrule to make it more flexible, stronger, and more than 20% lighter. We’ve also combined our cutting edge fiber and resin systems in the most advanced multi-modulus layups we’ve ever created. New multi-slope tapers were designed to take full advantage of the new materials layups.

The results are rods that help solve one of the toughest challenges in medium action fly rod design – how to create a rod that both bends deeply and remains stable. New G Series rods balance lighter in hand, have much more stability through the middle of the rod for better tracking, and generate higher line speeds. They do all this while retaining the classic flex of your favorite medium action rods.

We’re bringing together presentation and power, so now you can pull hard on 7X tippet AND fish in the wind. The all new G Series. Like no other.

At Front Range Anglers, we are committed to ensuring your satisfaction with every product you purchase.

Most products sold through our store are covered by the manufacturer’s warranty, which may vary by brand and product type. These warranties typically cover defects in materials and workmanship and may provide repair or replacement at the manufacturer’s discretion.

Customers are encouraged to retain proof of purchase and contact the manufacturer directly for warranty claims. Front Range Anglers can assist in facilitating communication with the manufacturer but does not provide its own uniform warranty on products.

Please review the specific warranty terms provided by each manufacturer to understand the coverage, duration, and process for making a claim.