Spire: The all-new Spire fly rods sport rapid-dampening fast actions to cover a variety of conditions and techniques. Each rod is finished in the classic T&T blue color scheme and is available with either a full wells or western-style grip. Other notable features include milled aluminum gunmetal reel seats with burled black ash spacers, Fuji stripping guides, and Snake-brand guides. Spire rods come in 19 different models spanning from a 7-foot-6-inch three weight up to a 10-foot eight weight. All rods are four piece and are priced at $785–$825.

DNA TroutSpey: These new rods in the DNA lineup are designed for those that love to chase trout with light two-handed rods. Sporting easy-loading progressive actions, TroutSpey rods carry the T&T blue color scheme, long cork grips, down-locking reel seats with wood inserts, Fuji stripping guides, and Snake-brand guides. All rods are four piece and include 11-foot-6-inch three and four weights, as well as an 11-foot-9-inch five weight. These three rods carry a price of $925 each.

Aeros: Another new series, Aeros rods have a medium+ action for situations requiring a delicate presentation. Finished in a moss green color, each rod is adorned with a western-style grip, aluminum up-locking reel seat with spelted maple spacer, Fuji stripping guides, and Snake-brand guides. Nine rods comprise the series ranging from an 8-foot three weight to a 9-foot five weight. Each rod is four pieces and carries a $795 price tag.

Bluewater: Fly anglers targeting tuna, sharks, and billfish will find this series of interest! Made up of an 8-foot-6-inch 13 weight ($950) and an 8-foot-6-inch 14–16 weight ($980), these rods contain the power to throw big flies and pull on big fish. Both rods are two piece and wear the classic T&T blue color along with a long fighting grip and blue aluminum reel seat.

Conclusion: In addition to these new releases, the saltwater-oriented Solar rods see reel seats change from black to silver along with a new Fuji guide set. Those anglers desiring any of these new rods won't have to wait long, as they are expected to hit the market October 1^st. We here at TackleTour want one!