Sage Releases New Signal Saltwater Rod

Sage rods, one of the most respected names in the industry, has just announced the release of a brand-new saltwater fly rod family, dubbed the Signal.

Built on the company’s KonneticHD technology, the Signal is a fast-action rod that Sage says is “built around the idea that great saltwater fishing is all about reading signs; a tailing fish, a sudden V-wake, your guide’s hands tightening on the push pole. Those moments signal it’s your time to shine.”

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Retailing for $795, Sage promises that the Signal has great loop control, “tenacious strength,” and is a rod that casts effortlessly. One guide who got to fish the rod before its release, Captain Lacey Kelly of Florida, said that “the Signal makes it easy to sneak into the cookie jar. Performance at every distance and the in-close finesse to make it count.”

Signal rods are available in weights 6 to 12-wt, with 9′ being the only length option. The rods feature a deep blue blank with light trim wraps, a fully-anodized aluminum reel seat, and Sage’s usual top-notch cork grips.

This rod announcement follows Sage’s longstanding practice of putting the technology from their previous top-of-the-line rods into lower-priced models. Sage’s KonneticHD graphite was the foundation for the company’s flagship X series, as well as the Igniter ultra-fast rods. It’s also currently used in the Dart, Sage’s small-water rod series, and the company’s new Arrow lineup of all-around trout rods. Anglers should be able to rest easy knowing that while the Signal isn’t the highest-priced offering in Sage’s lineup, it’s built on solid bones that have been in use for more than a decade.

You can browse the entire Signal lineup here, or at your local Sage dealer.

Spencer Durrant
Spencer Durrant
Spencer Durrant has worked in fly fishing media for over a decade. He's had bylines in Field & Stream, Gray's Sporting Journal, MidCurrent, Hatch Magazine, and numerous other publications. He's also the host of the weekly podcast Untangled: Fly Fishing for Everyone. Spencer lives in Wyoming with his wife and two papillons.

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