NX1 Double Handed - 4pc
The NX1 range is designed as a versatile double-handed rod series for salmon and sea trout fishing across a wide range of river conditions. With deep progressive actions and fast recovery, these rods offer smooth casting, precise control, and the ability to perform with traditional Spey lines, Skagit systems, and modern shooting head setups.
NX1 13'
A versatile double-handed rod ideal for salmon fishing on small to medium rivers and well-suited to low-water conditions on larger systems. It is also a trusted choice for sea trout fishing in challenging environments. With a deep progressive action and fast recovery, it delivers smooth power and precise control, performing equally well with traditional Spey lines and modern Skagit or shooting head setups.
Rod Weight: 238g
Configuration: 4-piece (105 cm sections)
Tube Length: 110 cm
NX1 14'
An increasingly popular choice for anglers seeking a true all-rounder for salmon fishing. With a deep progressive action and fast recovery, it offers a smooth, powerful casting feel, delivering both finesse and reserve power when needed. Designed with a refined taper, it performs exceptionally with traditional Spey lines as well as modern Skagit and shooting head systems.
Rod Weight: 249g
Configuration: 4-piece (112 cm sections)
Tube Length: 117 cm
NX1 15'
The most popular length in the range, widely regarded as the ultimate all-round double-handed rod for salmon fishing. Its deeper loading action compared to the original DTX model allows the caster to feel the rod load and unload more intuitively, improving timing and consistency. With fast recovery and a balanced taper, it excels with floating lines while retaining power for distance casting and heavier sunk lines.
Rod Weight: 260g
Configuration: 4-piece (119 cm sections)
Tube Length: 126 cm
Key Features: Deep progressive actions with fast recovery, smooth and controlled casting, refined tapers for accuracy, improved loading feel, reserve power for distance and heavier lines, and full compatibility with Spey lines, Skagit systems, and modern shooting head setups.