What types of fly fishing rods do you sell?

Drift Outfitters offers trout, steelhead, salmon, bass, and saltwater fly rods. We stock everything from beginner-friendly options to advanced performance rods.

How do I choose the right fly rod weight?

Match the rod weight to your target species and flies. For example, a 4–5wt is ideal for trout, while 7–9wt rods are best for bass, steelhead, and salmon.

What rod lengths are available?

Most fly rods range from 7’ to 10’. Shorter rods excel on small creeks, while longer rods provide line control on big rivers and lakes.

Which fly rod brands do you carry?

We carry top brands like Sage, G. Loomis, Echo, Redington, Thomas & Thomas, Guideline and more. These rods are trusted worldwide for performance and durability.

Do you sell spey and switch rods?

Yes, Drift Outfitters carries a full selection of spey and switch rods. They’re designed for swinging flies and handling larger rivers with ease.

How should I care for my fly rod?

Rinse your rod after each trip, especially in saltwater. Store it in a rod tube and avoid high heat to protect the blank and guides.

Echo Trip Fly Rod

$575.00

$575.00 ~~$379.99~~

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Product Description

Echo Trip Fly Rod is the go-anywhere companion for anglers on the move.

The Echo Trip Fly Rod is built for ultimate portability without sacrificing performance. With an 8-piece design, it packs down small enough to fit into a backpack, carry-on, or briefcase—ideal for travel, backcountry missions, or spontaneous detours to the water. Despite its compact size, the Trip delivers a smooth blend of power and action to handle a wide range of fishing conditions. Whether you're chasing trout in alpine creeks or sneaking in a few casts during a business trip, the Echo Trip ensures you’re always ready to fish, wherever the road leads.

Eight piece travel design
Blank: Dark Green Gloss / Dark Blue Gloss
Action: Med. Fast
Tube: Fabric-covered rod case & sock
Guides: Stainless w/ low-friction ceramic stripper
Grips: Features two grip styles
Reel Seat: Black anodized reel seat
Warranty: Echo Lifetime Warranty

Echo Fly Rods FAQ

Q: What makes Echo fly rods unique?
A: Echo Fly Rods are designed by world casting champion Tim Rajeff, combining exceptional performance, durability, and affordability. They’re engineered for smooth casting and consistent line control, making them ideal for anglers of all skill levels who want premium performance without the premium price tag.

Q: What types of Echo fly rods do you carry?
A: Drift Outfitters carries the full range of Echo rods, including single-hand, spey, switch, and saltwater models. Popular series like the Echo Lift, Carbon XL, Boost, Boost Blue, Lago, Ion XL, Swing, Compact and Full Spey cover everything from delicate trout presentations to powerful two-hand steelhead casts.

Q: Are Echo fly rods good for beginners?
A: Absolutely. Echo rods are known for their forgiving actions and balanced feel, which help new anglers develop proper casting mechanics. Models like the Echo Lift and Carbon XL are perfect entry-level choices that perform well beyond their price.

Q: Are Echo fly rods durable enough for experienced anglers?
A: Yes — Echo rods are built to handle years of hard use, featuring strong graphite blanks and dependable hardware. Many seasoned anglers choose Echo for their balance of strength, accuracy, and affordability, making them a reliable option for serious fishing adventures.

Q: What warranty does Echo offer on their fly rods?
A: All Echo Fly Rods include a lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship for the original owner. Echo also offers fast, affordable repair and replacement services to keep you fishing with confidence.

Q: How should I care for my Echo fly rod?
A: Rinse your rod with fresh water after each use, especially in saltwater, and let it dry completely before storage. Keep ferrules clean, avoid overtightening, and store your rod in its protective tube when not in use to extend its life.