The Thomas & Thomas Contact II line Nymph Rods represent the evolution of the esteemed Contact series, tailored for discerning anglers who pursue the art of nymphing. The second generation of this series was meticulously crafted to advance performance and enhance comfort, making it the rod of choice for technical nymph fishing.
The Contact II rod series boasts a significant redesign, including the strategic placement of the stripping guide. Placed on the butt portion of the rod, it emulates the “Low Rider” style, a modification guided by the latest in fishing technology and rod performance insights.
Here are some of the key features of the Thomas & Thomas Contact II Series Nymph Rods:
- Optimized guide spacing reduces line sag between the hand and the first guide, bolstering line control and enhancing casting precision.
- A reinforced backbone provides robust hook settings and the strength to manage larger, more combative fish.
- The fighting butt features a low profile and rounded contour, meticulously designed for comfort and ensuring a well-balanced rod during lengthy fishing sessions.
- Extra dense high Flor grade cork grips improve tactile sensitivity, enabling anglers to detect subtle nibbles and adapt swiftly.
- Incorporated snake guides with a one-foot Black RECoil Keeper and a winding check, offering durability and a sleek appearance.
- The “Low Rider” style black stripping guide minimizes the distance between the line and the rod blank, enhancing accuracy during hook sets and force transmission during the fight.
The enhancements integrated into the Thomas & Thomas Contact II Series Nymph Rods come together to deliver unparalleled performance underpinned by a design philosophy that prioritizes the angler's comfort and the precision of the fishing technique.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What improvements have been made to the Contact II Series Nymph Rods compared to the previous generation?
A: Enhancements in the Contact II Series Nymph Rods include improved guide spacing, better placement of stripping guides, a reinforced backbone, an innovatively designed fighting butt, extra dense high Flor grade cork grips, and snake guides with a Black RECoil Keeper and winding check. These upgrades optimize performance, comfort, and the angler's overall fishing experience.
Q: How does the placement of the stripping guide contribute to the performance of the Contact II Series Nymph Rods?
A: “Low Rider” style stripping guide placement on the rod butt minimizes the distance between the line and rod blank, which reduces line sag, increases strike accuracy, and enhances force transmission from the angler to the line, resulting in a notable improvement in the overall nymphing technique.
Q: Is the fighting butt comfortable and balanced for use?
A: Indeed, the fighting butt design on the Contact II Series Nymph Rods is intentionally crafted with a low profile and rounded shape, focused on providing the utmost comfort and consistent balance, which is especially beneficial during extended fishing excursions.
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