Tag: Winston
Winston Releases New TROUTGAITER Designs
The Winston Rod Company, located at the convergence of the Beaverhead, Big Hole, Ruby and Jefferson Blue Ribbon Trout Rivers in Southwestern Montana, announces an additional three new TROUTGAITER designs as part of it’s flyfishing accessories program. Bringing the total to five, these beautiful face and neck coverings provide stunning new styles and...
Winston Releases New Gaiters
The Winston Rod Company, located in the heart of wild trout fishing in Southwestern Montana, today announced the first of its new TROUTGAITER designs as part of it’s fly fishing accessories program. These face and neck coverings provide a colorful addition to your face covering/gaiter collection while fishing, hiking or for a variety of activities. These...
Winston's Joan Wulff Instructional Videos
While waiting for the rivers to open, it’s time to shift from binge-watching for a few minutes to freshen up your casting skills and learn from perhaps the greatest tournament caster and fly casting instructor of all time: Joan Wulff. Joan suggests that you safely follow along with the butt section of your fly rod as you watch the movies. Watch the...
Winston Bamboo Is Back!
After being destroyed by a fire in May of 2017, the R.L. Winston Rod Company has announced the reopening of their Bamboo Shop in Twin Bridges, Montana.
Video: Winston Boron III Plus Series
Jeff McGowen from Winston Fly Rods talks about how the Boron III Plus Series generates an extreme amount of line speed that helps when throwing big bugs, battling wind, and fishing bigger bodies of water.
Video: New Plus Series Rods from Winston
Adam Hutchinson from Winston Rods details the features of the Saltwater, Freshwater, and "Jungle" series of Boron III Plus series of rods that are new from the company this year.
Retro Rod Review: Four Graphite Models that Changed the Fly Fishing World
In marketing-speak, we’ve been through so much “next generation” graphite hype in the last 20 years that, if you actually buy the hyperbole, you might just think a rod made in the mid-1990s is virtually unfishable. That is, of course, utter hogwash. No matter what anyone tells you, fly rods have not, in fact, evolved at the same techno-pace as things...