Redington Olympus

Wild steelhead are shaped by unforgiving expanses. Case in point: The rugged peaks of Washington’s Mt. Olympus and the rain-drenched rivers it feeds. Redington’s backyard proving grounds give us ample room to explore our place in it all. Especially when it comes to developing two-handed rods that push the possibilities in punishing conditions. The new Olympus Spey knows the program – designed to bring instinctual familiarity to the fish we cherish and fisheries we frequent. Take your two hands and double down on the type of fast-action, quick-recovering performance that opens the aperture to precision cast-work and controlling large, angsty anadromous fish. 

Born of Redington’s light, ultra-durable Nano Resin Technology, Olympus Spey holds nothing back. From greased line singles and snakes to your full assortment of anchor-centric snaps, pokes and doubles, there’s a right rod in this lineup for everything from trout spey streams to realizing your Atlantic salmon dreams. The Steelhead Green blank reflects the kind of water that holds big, juicy grabs. Additional features include Redington’s premium cork handle with cork ring accents top and bottom, providing a visual cue for consistent hand placement. The synthetic, freeze-resistant dark-walnut reel seat is accompanied by a laser engraved sliding band with laser-etched texture, plus nylon inserts on the lock nuts for rock-solid reel retention. Finally, the chrome-plated stainless steel guideset delivers maximum shootability when push comes to shove. 

Olympus 3110-4

The hatch has met its match with the 3110-3 OLYMPUS – a versatile trout spey rod designed for swinging soft hackles and light-to-moderate-weight streamers. 

Olympus 4113-4

Put trout spey mastery in motion with the 4113-3 OLYMPUS designed for swinging large streamers and leeches when oversized trout are on the prowl. 

Olympus 6126-4

Wet or dry – oh my. The 6126-4 OLYMPUS is a lightweight spey rod designed for summer steelhead fisheries like the Deschutes and Salmon rivers where smaller bugs and lighter delivery systems get it done. 

Olympus 7116-4