Now time for a little redfish action.
We often find Scott Pro Vince Tobia (@ccoflyfishing ) getting after bonefish, permit, barracudas, trout, and more. But on a recent stop in Florida, it was redfish that were the target.
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It’s always a good time for a new hat.
We have a nice variety of hats available now.
See more at the link in our bio.
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With warmer weather in the West and good hatches happening on many rivers, anglers are getting good use of their new Scott GT rods. Where have you all been fly fishing for trout with the new Scott GT?!
Ph: @manic_tackle_project
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Scott Sector for the win!
Scott Pro Dan “Rooster” Leavens (@stoneflyoutfitters ) connects with a nice #permitonfly.
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For most anglers, taimen waters are far from home. And for most of us, that’s a distance we’d definitely be willing to go.
Ph: @jeff.forsee / @aotearoaanglers
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Rod designer Shawn Combs on leaving a dream job at Orvis to take a dream job as VP at Scott Fly Rods. We had the chance to sit down with Shawn in the Montrose, Colorado, Scott Fly Rods factory to find out what inspired the move, how he feels about his former employer and co-workers, how he will collaborate with Scott President Jim Bartschi, and what the future holds for fly rod design. You won’t want to miss this inside look at two of the biggest brands in fly fishing.
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For anglers seeking to put their skills to the test, there’s nothing quite like the challenge of getting a permit to hand.
Scott Pro Vince Tobia (@ccoflyfishing ) with a very nice #permitonfly.
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The Scott Fly Rod Company started in a basement on Cook Street in San Francisco back in 1973 when Harry Wilson followed his dream of building a better fly rod. Being an accomplished engineer and angler, Harry left his job as an executive to pursue his passion for building the world’s finest fly rods.
Incorporated in 1974, and named after Harry’s son, Scott, the company quickly became known for fine fiberglass fly rods. Innovations like the first five-piece rods for backpacking anglers caught the attention of serious fishermen.
In the early 70s, graphite came on the scene. Scott was there to lead the charge and was the company that realized this material made it possible to design the first high performance long rods for light lines. Scott introduced a new concept in fly rods in 1975, a 9-foot rod for a 4 line, that opened the eyes of anglers around the world.
In 1975, Harry Wilson hired his first employee, Larry Kenney, and they developed and grew the company from its basement roots to a rod company known across the globe in just a few short years.
With business booming, and Kenney now at the helm as a partner, Scott moved to a new location across the Bay to expand further. Larry Kenney continued to innovate new rods like Harry had before him.
In 1993, under new ownership, Scott moved operations from Berkeley, California to Telluride, Colorado. The Telluride facility soon began to stretch at the seams, and a new facility was built in Montrose, Colorado where we operate today.
We have a lot more people crafting fly rods today than back in the San Francisco years (and a lot fewer sideburns), but our traditions of innovation and handcrafting every Scott rod continue with a dedication and passion as strong as ever.
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Now that looks like it was a productive session on the water!
A beast of a brown on a Scott Session.
Ph: @nzyoshi
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