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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- The all-new Scott Session is here, and it's a beast. In this video, Taylor takes out the 9'6 5wt and tests it against those wiery trout on the South Platte. The new Session is listed as "fast with feel" and Taylor agrees this thing feels wonderful to cast, easy to punch through the wind, and light enough to hold out above the water all day without any fatigue. Every Scott rod is designed with a purpose and hand-crafted from scratch, with the highest quality materials and technologies. Session rods are finished with a new grip design, and custom machined aluminum reel seats featuring dyed box elder wood inserts. They also feature Silicon Nitride stripping guides; and low glare light wire snake guides for a premium component package that’s a perfect match to the high-performance blanks.
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I bought a 9' 5wt and matched with a Green Galvan T5 reel. I couldn't be happier!
Glad to hear you like it! That sounds like a sweet set up and I love the green finish on the rod as well!
-Taylor
Just purchased this in the 4 wt. 9'. Looking forward to fishing it for trout in NH! Love your review! THANK YOU! EXCELLENT REVIEW!
A few years ago I fished for bonefish a few miles South of Andros Island using a 9’ 8w Scott Meridian. Working with an excellent guide my daughter,grandson and I landed 22 bones in two 5-6 hour trips. The rod performed perfectly.
That sounds like a dream trip! The old Meridian was a great rod. Scott definitely knows what they are doing!
-Taylor
I’m waiting on the 7wt Session . It’ll be my carp / streamer rod
I have a Scott Wave and the quality for the price point is unreal. I would love to get my hands on one of these - really appreciate them trying to make American made rods a bit more affordable.
I couldn't agree more! I think there is a huge need for rods of that quality in that price point.
-Taylor
Why would u want this if u Got the wave?
Does Scott come out with a new model rod every year and what is the warranty on these. Thanks!!
My Centric broke twice! Sold it for a Douglas with a better warranty. Nice fish.
Where did it break?
Yep, my 9ft 5 weight Centric tip broke when I was threading up the line through the guides! Eventually sold it, as it was one of the only rods I've ever owned that I couldn't find a line to get on with it.
what line did you pair with this rod?
also I would like to know your thoughts on the 10’ 4wt
in the video I was using a 5wt Scientific anglers Infinity taper, and it paired really well. For some of the lighter rods like the 8' 3wt and the 9' 4wt i think a "trout" taper would pair well since the rods are a touch slower.
as for the 10' 4wt, Scott describes it as a "euro nymph and indicator rig hybrid." In my opinion, it is much more of a euro nymphing stick. It is soft compared to the other rods in the line up and the tip has very good responsiveness. however i don't think it has the back bone to cast a heavy rig like i would like it to.
-Taylor
Sure hope they didn’t slim down the cork diameter on the 803 model. Scott needs to stop doing this to us. My hands don’t change size just because I want to fish with a 3-weight. They slimmed down the cork diameter on the G series 843 too. I have to close my hand and fingers so tightly, like gripping a pencil. Please tell Scott to give us the same diameter grip on the 3 weights as they do with the 4 and 5 weights. There is no functional reason for slimming the cork diameter. We want handle grip comfort, not enough manufacturers are paying attention to this key feature, some of us want to cast and fish for long periods especially when they are biting good. Taking away the cork diameter just makes it harder for many of us. It’s a lot easier for small hands to adapt to the right diameter than it is the other way around.