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Helios Fly Rods Popular Q&A

Q: A Field Test of Orvis's Helios Fly Rod.
A: It was five months ago that Tom Rosenbauer from the Orvis Company sent me a prototype rod he simply called the "whisper" rod. Nothing fancy about the prototype.... Read More »

Q: What fly rod is better for me, the Orvis Helios or Zero Gravity?
A: The Helios is lighter than the zero gravity, especially in the higher line ratings, i own both rods but prefer the newer helios, however one last bit of advice ... Read More »

Q: Who is the Orvis Helios Series Fly rod For?
A: The Helios series fly rod is not meant for beginners. Instead, it's meant for intermediate anglers who require sensitivity, power, lightweight and precision in ... Read More »

Q: How to Rig a Fly Rod.
A: 1. Attach your fly reel to the fly rod and run backing through the rod guides and tie it to the spool or arbor with the arbor knot. Backing is a Dacron line tha... Read More »

Q: How to Cast With a Fly Rod.
A: 1. When you begin the cast, the rod should be almost parallel to the water or at about a ten o'clock position. As you start the pickup, which lifts the fly line... Read More »