Redington Claymore Spey Rod

The Redington Claymore is a fast-action two-handed rod designed for anglers who want power, efficiency, and smooth casting when swinging flies for trout, steelhead, or salmon. Built with a smooth yet powerful blank, the Claymore makes modern spey and switch casting feel intuitive—whether you're throwing classic touch-and-go casts with floating lines or turning over heavy sink tips in winter conditions.

Available in a wide range of models—from lightweight trout spey rods to full-length steelhead spey rods—the Claymore family is built to cover everything from small trout rivers to big coastal steelhead water. The fast action delivers strong line speed and easy distance while maintaining the control needed for precise swings and efficient line management.

Designed with comfort and control in mind, the Claymore features Polymer Pinch Grip handle sections that improve line control during casting and swinging. A down-locking anodized aluminum reel seat helps improve balance, making long days on the river more comfortable and reducing fatigue when fishing heavier reels and shooting heads.

Whether you're skating dries for summer steelhead, swinging soft hackles for trout, or dredging winter runs with sink tips and intruders, the Claymore provides the strength and responsiveness needed to fish two-handed rods with confidence.

• Fast-action two-handed rod designed for modern spey and switch casting
• Smooth, powerful blank for easy touch-and-go casts and strong line speed
• Handles floating lines, shooting heads, and heavy sink tips with ease
• Polymer Pinch Grip handle sections for improved line control
• Anodized aluminum down-locking reel seat for better balance
• Premium cork handles designed for comfort during long casting sessions
• Available in Trout Spey, Switch, and traditional Spey models (2–8 wt)

A versatile two-handed rod built to make spey casting easier, more efficient, and more enjoyable—whether you're swinging flies for trout on smaller rivers or covering big steelhead water