Sage Pulse Fly Rod - Jerry Siem Insider Review

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The best fly rod under $500? The 2016 Sage Pulse fly rod just might be it. Sage has finally introduced a sub-$500 fly rod that competes with the best of them. The Pulse is built with an action that's softer than the ONE, but still fast enough for the all-around trout. Hold on and be prepared to be impressed.

Blank

Graphite IIIe technology - The new Sage Pulse fly rod is based on Sage's time-tested Graphite IIIe technology. Graphite / glass scrim layered construction reduces weight and increases cross-sectional durability and performance which makes for a fly rods that are noted for their light weight, dependability, and smooth feel.

The Pulse also features a "Lichen" (similar to an olive green) shaft color with olive thread wraps with Black trim wraps.

Guides

Fuji Ceramic Stripping Guides - For proven performane durability, Sage Pulse fly rods use the proven Fuji ceramic guides, which not only reduce drag, but last a lifetime.

Hard chromed snake guides - The long-time standard for fly rod guides, the chrome snake guides both look and perform exceptionally well.

Reel Seat

Rosewood insert and Gloss Black anodized aluminum reel seat - The Pulse's freshwater models feature a rosewood insert atop their anodized aluminum single-uplocking reel seat.

Gloss Black anodized reel seat - Full wells models of the Sage Pulse combine their standard Super plus cork with a fully saltwater safe anodized aluminum reel seat. Naturally, it's a dual uplocking model to make sure you're reeling in fish, not fishing for your reel.

Rod Tube

Black ballistic nylon rod tube with divided liner - Sage wants to make sure your investment is protected, and a great rod tube does just that. It's also accented with a Sage logo, in case you forget which rod it is.

Warranty

The Sage Warranty - Every new Sage rod, blank and Sage reel is covered by a lifetime, original owner warranty. One of the finest warranties in the business, it covers defects in materials or workmanship as well as rods that fail due to misuse, negligence or normal wear-and-tear. As of August 2015, Sage charges a $75 processing fee for the warranty.

More Info

Rod Action: Fast (but not as fast as the Sage ONE)