Hardy have launched their brand new fly fishing catalogue for 2009.
Available at your local dealer, or as a download from www.hardyfishing.com, the consumer catalogue from the Alnwick-based fishing tackle manufacturer showcases some of the finest products Hardy have ever produced.
Designed, developed and made in Alnwick, England the new Angel2, Angel2 TE and Angel2 Double Hander range of fly rods offer all the refinement and performance of the original with all the uses of modern day technology.
With dynamic casting capabilities these rods are some of the world’s fastest finest action fly rods, responding brilliantly to a short, controlled casting stroke. Computer aided design helps give the rods supreme lightness and balance whilst creating a long range distance but accurate cast.
New in the Lough fishing category, the Marksman Drifter rod combines a smooth and friendly action. With optional extension handles the versatile rod brings a new dimension to the Marksman range.
The Classic Lightweight range of rods consists of a Classic and Glass rod, drawing inspiration from our past. Using modern day technology we have re-launched the range of rods giving the angler a rod with stunning aesthetics, a soft action with unique performance – modern design with a classic look.
The 2009 catalogue is also the first version to showcase the company’s Heritage product range. These are rods and reels made in Alnwick, England, symbolising the values they have made us one of the oldest, most respected tackle makers in the world.
Hardy Managing Director, Richard Sanderson, said:
“Our products have come a long way since 1872, but I think what has always been vital to the Hardy brand is the focus and passion for the development of new, exciting and innovative equipment. As we head into 2009, Hardy have, as we always have, invested allot into our product development team, all of whom provide a unique contribution to both the design and manufacture of Hardy fishing tackle.”
Hardy introduce their all new Worldwide Extended Warranty in the catalogue and, for the first time, a German translation will be available.
