Fishing Rods: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 22, 2026
Browse 12 listings for Fishing Rods, including options from Ball and Buck and Hardy Fishing. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 12 displayed listings with prices are listed from $575.00 to $1,398.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
All are fly rods from Hardy or Ball and Buck, with styles such as Double Handed, Single Handed, Travel, Dry and Ultralite.
Consider rod length, line weight rating and action; longer rods cast farther, while lighter Ultralite models reduce fatigue. Travel rods fold for portability, and dry-fly rods have a tighter action for delicate presentations.
Pay attention to the blank material-graphite or carbon provides stiffness and sensitivity, while the grip material affects comfort. Match the rod’s weight class to the fish species and fishing conditions you expect.

Scott x Ball and Buck Special Edition Centric Fly Rod - Grey
Ball and Buck
$1,398.00

Aydon Double Handed Fly Rod
Hardy Fishing
$825.00

Ultralite NSX DH Fly Rod
Hardy Fishing
$925.00

Ultralite NSX SR Fly Rod
Hardy Fishing
$850.00

Marksman Z Fly Rod
Hardy Fishing
$1,050.00

Marksman Fly Rod
Hardy Fishing
$995.00

Aydon Single Handed Fly Rod
Hardy Fishing
$625.00

Aydon Travel Fly Rod
Hardy Fishing
$575.00

Tactus Dry Fly Rod
Hardy Fishing
$950.00

Ultralite LL Fly Rod
Hardy Fishing
$895.00

Aydon Switch Fly Rod
Hardy Fishing
$695.00

Firecrest Fly Rod
Hardy Fishing
$995.00
Questions
What does "Ultralite" mean in a fly rod?
It indicates a very light blank, usually made of carbon, that reduces arm fatigue during long casts.
Should I choose a single-handed or double-handed fly rod?
Single-handed rods are versatile for most situations, while double-handed rods give extra leverage for larger flies or windy conditions.
How important is the rod action for fly fishing?
Action affects how the rod flexes; a fast action bends near the tip for quick line release, while a slow action bends more evenly for delicate presentations.