Sage 690-4 FB Arrow

$725.00

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Product Description

Sage 690-4 FB Arrow Fly Rod

9’0″ 6-wt with fighting butt, 4-piece rod, case and liner
Unconditional Lifetime Warranty

  • Konnetic HD Technology
  • Flint Blank Color
  • Olive Base Wraps With Gunsmoke Trim Wraps
  • Hard Chrome Snake Guides and Tip-Top, Fuji Ceramic Stripper Guide
  • Black Rod Bag w/Quick-Tie Cord Lock
  • Aluminum Rod Tube w/Sage Medallion
  • Anodized Aluminum Reel Seat with Hidden Hook Keeper
  • Super Grade Slim Full-Wells Cork Handle with Cork/EVA Fighting Butt

Best Use:

  • Large dry flies
  • Nymph rigs
  • Streamers
  • Medium-large rivers
  • Trout, bass

Reviews

  1. Built on the same blank as the regular Arrow 690-4, this model is equipped with an anodized aluminum reel seat and small fighting butt for saltwater use. Freshwater anglers and guides find value in the fighting butt, too, because it props the fly reel above the sand when leaned upright against a driftboat, vehicle or tree.

    My comments on the casting and fishing qualities mirror the regular Arrow 690-4: When casting this rod, I feel a powerful tip driving the line head, leaders and flies. This is a terrific all-purpose 6-weight with plenty of power for streamers and large nymphs. It’s great with a hopper, stonefly, terrestrial or any dry-dropper rig, too. I would describe the casting as “automatic, yet adaptable.” The Arrow 690-4 FB radiates line speed, power and control. The Rio Gold XP is an ideal match, but the SA Infinity would be my choice for dry flies or longer casts (like salmonfly fishing in the Black Canyon of the Gunnison). It will handle any common sink tip, too, including the SA Titan lines and Rio Predator, although for those who like to fish the Rio Outbound, I would step up to the ultra-fast action Power R8.

    John Duncan (Telluride Angler)
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