It's a Scott. It's a G Series. It's American made. It makes you a better person. It gives you super powers. It makes men want to be you. I makes women want to be with you. You get a slight Scottish accent when you hold it. It is akin to He-Man's sword or Gandalf's staff. Just buy one...or don't and just let me catch all the fish.

The 8’4” 3wt is the perfect creek rod. Paired with a Ross Colorado LT, this is a classic small stream kit. I use it for my favorite style of fishing, which is finding little blue lines on a topo map and bushwhack to willing trout that rarely, if ever, see flies. Highly recommend a double tapered fly line since casts are rarely more than 20 feet.

I was looking for a medium action 4 wt rod and wanted to invest in something that was really going to make a difference on the water. I did the research and narrowed it down to the Sage Trout LL and Scott G Series. Both rods were amazing to cast but for me the G Series was the best fit. The rod has incredible feel and touch. I feel like I can put a dryfly anywhere I want with this rod. It is also perfect for the two - nymph rigs mostly used in Colorado. Many thanks to the Trouts team in helping me with the my whole setup. I could not be happier!

The 844 GS is the perfect all arounder for the Driftless. I use it for everything from hippy stompers in the fall to pink squirrel nymphs under wool indicators in the winter. I fish mine with a 4/5 Colorado LT for the ultimate made in Colorado combo. It pairs well with a true trout taper

After decades of fishing with hand-me-down rods from father and brother i came into a little disposable income and decided to get my go-to setup. I did a lot of research as this was going to be a purchase I planned on using often and hopefully even eventually hand down to someone else way down the road.
I was considering a Winston, Sage and Scott. I walked into Trouts at the old shop on 6th and Tucker grabbed all three models I was looking at and we went across the street ot the parking lot. I got to cast all three and found the Scott to be the most versatile.
In the subsequent trips to the water my thoughts were confirmed. Whether windy or perfect, nymphing or dry-fly casting I've found the Scott G-Series to be superbly built. Mends, long-shot casts and trolling deep all come easy with this rod.
While the Winston was beautifully precise under the right conditions and the Sage seemed very adequate as well, the versatility coupled with the Colorado-based company of Scott lead to me to my decision and my time on the water since has confirmed my decision.