We have tried a lot of different neoprene gloves, but snowbee SFT Neoprene Gloves is the best choice in all conditions, exept very cold (but can use thin wool liner finger gloves for more insulation). The snowbee neoprene glove is our 1. choice for our paddle trips/expeditions. We have used them for fishing for a long time, but we really discovered them as excellent for paddling this season. They are the best because they are very good to wear, both in warm and cold weather (down to a few plus degrees celsius), they have a good grip on paddle, good for fishing, waterproof (not leaking seems), easy to take on and off, and also when wet. Easy to turn inside out for drying, and dry quick. And they last long, also for hard work like paddling canoe or kayak.

I have several Snowbee Diamond 2 rods, which I am using with guests on my boat here in our Central Oregon Lakes. The Denny Richards signature 6 wt rod is great for handling those brute rainbows in Crane Prairie Reservoir. It has the backbone to punch casts through the wind, and a softer tip for absorbing that brutal initial run. The 5 weight Diamond 2 is a very good dry fly rod. I have been using them on East Lake to fish the prolific Callibaetis hatch on this lake. The rod enables delicate presentations to fussy fish in shallow water. Yet is handles some of the nice backwater rainbows in the 18-20” range with ease. I highly recommend the Diamond 2 Rods.

Took a Prestige 7'6" one weight for a day on the upper Taylor River above the reservoir in Colorado. Fishing a size 14 black and tan chubby on a 9' leader, using a Snowbee Classic 3/4 reel and a Thistledown 2/5 weight line. I was able to place the fly within a couple of inches of the consistently for non stop action of 12 to 14 inch brown trout. I was one of the funnest days I have had in a while on a small stream. I highly recommend this for your next fishing adventure.

I purchased this coat to save a bit of money and with it came a coat that is quite comfortable and works as advertised, Thanks Snowbe.

Love the new Spectre Fly Reel. Large spool carries lots of line and winds quickly. The drag system is awesome. I fish primarily Stillwater’s and a surging big rainbow often shreds tippet with ease. This reel handles those quick unexpected surges smoothly and keeps me buttoned all the way to the net.

Awesome new accessory and much better than others that try to do this. Saltwater reel = salmon size.

I was excited to receive this jacket as several guides in Idaho like them , however when I took it to Alaska in the rain, my coat got wet clear to the filling and took days to dry , basically I bought a new rain jacket in Alaska, so I wear it to walk my dog , also bought one for my husband to take to South America, glad he didn’t . Big disappointment for a lot of money

Simple , well made case for fly reels and spools . Good quality, tough materials , good value

Good service. Very knowledgeable

was unable to register the rod.. I tried but did not see how to enter my name etc

Friends urged me to buy a more well known brand of graphite rod in the 9’ 6# range, but after reading carefully about the Prestige g-xs I decided to make the purchase.It is the only 9’ rod I own other than a 9’9# for salmon. The difference in this 9’ versus the 8’3” 5# I own is greater control and placement of the fly. I am impressed enough to take it to Wyoming in two weeks to fish in Yellowstone Park.

Light, good action, good deal

I love this jacket so much I bought two.

THIS DOWN JACKET IS EXCELLENT. IT IS THE THIRD ONE THAT I HAVE PURCHASED. I, ALSO, OWN W NICALIS DOWN VESTS.

This line is very light and easy to cast but it does take getting use . I like the line it works for me .Thanks