The Winston Boron III TH Micro Spey 11’ 4 wt (4-piece) is a specialized fly rod designed for two-handed micro spey and switch rod techniques, offering smooth performance for small to medium-sized rivers. Here’s a detailed breakdown:

Key Features:
1. Boron III Technology
– Winston’s proprietary boron-graphite composite enhances strength, sensitivity, and a fast-recovering taper while maintaining a lightweight feel.

2. Micro Spey/Switch Design
– Optimized for short, precise spey casts (e.g., Snake Rolls, Single Speys) in tight spaces. Ideal for trout, steelhead, or small salmon.

3. Length & Line Weight
– 11’0” length – Maneuverable yet capable of mending and controlling line at distance.
– 4-weight – Balanced for delicate presentations with smaller flies but powerful enough for larger fish.

4. 4-Piece Construction
– Travel-friendly and durable, with Winston’s high-quality ferrules for seamless assembly.

5. Action & Taper
– Moderate-Fast Action: Smooth load with enough backbone for tight loops and controlled anchor points in spey casting.
– Designed to work with Scandi or short Skagit heads (e.g., 300–400 grain) and light tips.

6. Build Quality
– Winston’s signature craftsmanship with a sleek finish, REC recoil guides, and a comfortable cork handle.

Ideal Use Cases:
– Small to medium rivers with overhanging vegetation.

New ListingRL Winston Boron III TH Micro Spey 11’ 4 wt  4 piece Fly Rod

– Targeting trout, grayling, or summer steelhead with swung flies or nymphing.
– Anglers who prefer a lighter two-handed rod for reduced fatigue.

Considerations:
– Not a heavy-duty rod: Best for fish up to medium-sized steelhead; may struggle with large, powerful salmon.
– Line pairing critical: Works best with specialized micro spey lines (e.g., RIO Switch Chucker, Airflo Skagit Scout).

Why Choose This Rod?
Winston’s Boron III TH Micro Spey excels in delivering finesse and power in a compact package, perfect for anglers who value precision and Winston’s legendary smoothness in a spey format.

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