Smith Creek Rod Clip
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A$49.95
A$49.95
per item
The Smith Creek Rod Clip is a wearable fishing rod holder that holds a fishing rod so that anglers hands are free to tie on a fly, changing a lure, bait a hook or show off that trophy fish they've just landed. It holds a rod securely and out of the way and it can’t be accidently knocked free. Besides keeping grit out of a reel, the Rod Clip also keeps an outfit above the salt out of the mud, And finally, no more having to lay a rod on the ground while releasing a fish.
Rod Clips are good for all types of fishing and work with most sizes of rods. Putting a rod in and out of the clip is an easy single-handed operation that becomes second nature on the first day. Rod Clipsä aren’t only for trout fishermen with a fly rod, bass, salmon / steelhead, spin and saltwater anglers will also love using them. They’re built Smith Creekâ tough from anodized marine grade aluminum and the custom made zingers have been tested to over 50,000 pull cycles without failing. Even so, they’re compact, lightweight, and anglers don’t know they’re wearing it until they’re using it.
Rod Clip advantages, at a Glance:
· Holds your rod securely out of the way.
Leaves your hands free.
· Easy in – Easy out – Easy to Use
· Rod can’t accidentally knock free.
· Compact and lightweight.
You don’t know it’s there until your using it.
· Rugged Smith Creek quality.
Anodized marine grade aluminum and Stainless steel fasteners.
· Highest Spec Zinger.
Custom made for Smith Creek and tested over 50,000 pulls without failing.
· Patented No. 594088 with additional worldwide patents pending.
Uncompromising fishing gear, that’s built to last a lifetime. All Smith Creekâ products are crafted from the finest materials, anodized marine grade aluminum, no corrosive fasteners, UV resistant materials (even the thread in their wading belts and Net Holster straps), their custom made zingers are tested to over 50,000 pull cycles!
Smith Creek founder and head designer Wayne Smith, is originally from California. He sailed his boat to New Zealand twenty years ago and decided to stay and fish. Mr. Smith is now a Kiwi / American hybrid who has been fly fishing for about fifty years. “These days I spend a fair amount of time “between catching trout” thinking about ways to make fly fishing more enjoyable – ways to solve the annoying problems that have been bugging me”.
Rod Clips are good for all types of fishing and work with most sizes of rods. Putting a rod in and out of the clip is an easy single-handed operation that becomes second nature on the first day. Rod Clipsä aren’t only for trout fishermen with a fly rod, bass, salmon / steelhead, spin and saltwater anglers will also love using them. They’re built Smith Creekâ tough from anodized marine grade aluminum and the custom made zingers have been tested to over 50,000 pull cycles without failing. Even so, they’re compact, lightweight, and anglers don’t know they’re wearing it until they’re using it.
Rod Clip advantages, at a Glance:
· Holds your rod securely out of the way.
Leaves your hands free.
· Easy in – Easy out – Easy to Use
· Rod can’t accidentally knock free.
· Compact and lightweight.
You don’t know it’s there until your using it.
· Rugged Smith Creek quality.
Anodized marine grade aluminum and Stainless steel fasteners.
· Highest Spec Zinger.
Custom made for Smith Creek and tested over 50,000 pulls without failing.
· Patented No. 594088 with additional worldwide patents pending.
Uncompromising fishing gear, that’s built to last a lifetime. All Smith Creekâ products are crafted from the finest materials, anodized marine grade aluminum, no corrosive fasteners, UV resistant materials (even the thread in their wading belts and Net Holster straps), their custom made zingers are tested to over 50,000 pull cycles!
Smith Creek founder and head designer Wayne Smith, is originally from California. He sailed his boat to New Zealand twenty years ago and decided to stay and fish. Mr. Smith is now a Kiwi / American hybrid who has been fly fishing for about fifty years. “These days I spend a fair amount of time “between catching trout” thinking about ways to make fly fishing more enjoyable – ways to solve the annoying problems that have been bugging me”.