If you bring the will, the IGNITER will supply the way.
Strong head wind? Fish at distance? Bulky flies? Heavy sink-tips? The most demanding conditions require a different kind of rod. The Sage IGNITER is tuned to handle the most technical of conditions. Not a rod for the everyday angler, the IGNITER is equipped with a high line speed taper to carry large amounts of line at distance with wind cutting performance. Perfect for streamer fishing with heavy sink tips or covering big water when conditions become difficult.

• KonneticHD Technology
• Chipotle blank colour, cayenne thread wraps with gunmetal trim wraps
• Fuji ceramic stripper guides
• Hard chromed snake guides and tip-top
• Laser etched line weight on slide band
• Black rod bag with titanium logo and chipotle colour model tag
• Black powder coated aluminum rod tube with Sage medallion

• Gunmetal anodized aluminum down-locking reel seat
• Integrated hidden hook keeper in reel seat
• Flor grade full-wells cork handle with EVA fighting butt

12ft 6in #6 4pce - Ideally suited for a multitude of steelhead, light salmon, and big trout duty. The 6126-4 is extremely versatile, able to cast Scandi, Skagit or Traditional spey lines.

12ft 6in #7 4pce - Excellent choice for Winter Steelheading casting Skagit style lines and heavy sink tips, also crosses over as a Summer Steelhead rod presenting smaller flies with Scandi style lines.

13ft 6in #8 4pce - Excellent winter steelheading tool for throwing large flies with intermediate skagit heads and big tips, or covering large water with more traditional mid-long belly lines.

14ft 0in #9 4pce - Sage's most powerful and fastest action 9wt Spey rod. Power to lift and control Scandi heads, long belly and traditional style Spey lines.

15ft 0in #10 4pce - Sage's most powerful and fastest action 10wt Spey rod. Power to lift and control long belly and traditional style Spey lines.

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