Canne da mosca Devaux T56

The Devaux T56 fly rod range

The fly rod range from Devaux T56: rods at the cutting edge of innovation and elegance. This range covers fishing from small streams to reservoirs. Made from HMX56 high-modulus carbon, they are even lighter and more robust. Their progressive tip action and balance are outstanding. And what can be said about the aesthetics of the varnished blank, whose holographic micro-reflections form a true work of art?

Our passionate team's selection

• Devaux T56 8' line weight 2/3
• Devaux T56 8'8 line weight 4/5
• Devaux T56 9' line weight 5/6
• Devaux T56 9' line weight 7/8
• Devaux T56 10' line weight 4/5

Key features

• Aluminium reel seat, carbon-inlaid, with double locking rings.
• AAA grade cork handle in cigar or tulip shape. Both ends are made from composite cork to increase durability. 
• SiC stripping guide and single-foot snake guides (super hard chrome).

Which rod to choose for fly fishing?

Depending on the fish you wish to catch, the choice of technique and therefore rod will vary. 

Dry fly trout fishing in rivers 

Depending on the size of the waterway, length will vary from 6' to 10' for line weights ranging from #3 to #6. A versatile starting point is a 9' rod with a #4/5 line.

Trout / grayling nymphing in rivers

Depending on the size of the waterway, length will vary from 10' to 11' for line weights ranging from #2 to #4 or straight nylon. A good starting point would be a 10'6 rod with a #2/3 line for small waterways and a 10'9 with a #3/4 line for medium to large waterways. 

Trout and other species in reservoirs and lakes

Length will vary from 9'6 to 10' for line weights ranging from #6 to #8. A versatile starting point is a 10' rod with a #7 line.

Freshwater and sea predators

Length will be around 9' for line weights ranging from #6/7 up to #15 depending on the species. A versatile starting point is a 9' rod with a #8/9 line for bass, #10 for pike, #12 and above for tuna or exotic fishing.

If you have any questions about choosing a rod, the setups appropriate for your fishing area or the type of fly line (floating, sinking, etc.) to put on your reel, do not hesitate to contact us through our website, by phone or by visiting us in person at our Ardent Fly Fishing store.