You want it, we can get it. The Hardy name has roots deep within the soul of fly fishing. If Theodore Gordon could fish with us today I believe he would be casting his dry flies on the Beaverkill with a Hardy graphite rod. Flip through the pages of most any fly fishing book or magazine of the 20th Century and you will see Hardy rods and reels in the hands of the masters. There is good reason for this.
Hardy equipment is top notch.
Hardy Reels have been the standard by which all other reels have been judged for generations. Hardy maintains a supply of spools, frames and components for their legendary reels. Many other manufacturers discontinue their reels or make changes in them leaving their customers with no available spools or components. Many Hardy reels of the golden age of fly fishing are in such demand today that limited additions have been manufactured to meet the demands of today's discriminating fly fishermen. Now freshwater fishermen can experience the same smooth, precise, predictable performance that big game anglers have relied upon for years.