The Strike II is Redington's dedicated European-nymphing rod — a long, medium-fast blank with an extra-sensitive tip that telegraphs the softest take, and a handle reshaped so the balance point sits closer to the reel where a tight-liner's hand actually lives. The blank is left unpainted: stealthy, no rod flash over spooky fish.
We stock the full three-model lineup.
Full lineup
| Model | Line | Length | Pieces | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2100-4 | 2 wt | 10' 0" | 4 | Smaller water, tight quarters |
| 3106-4 | 3 wt | 10' 6" | 4 | The do-it-all euro rod |
| 4106-4 | 4 wt | 10' 6" | 4 | Bigger fish, heavier rigs |
Current pricing is on the selector above.
Picking one
- Most anglers: the 3106-4. It is the go-to on the Uncompahgre and Gunnison — light enough to hold a drift all day, enough backbone for a good brown on 6X.
- Pocket water and creeks: the 2100-4.
- Stonefly rigs and bigger rivers: the 4106-4.
Key features
- Medium-fast action with an extra-sensitive strike-detection tip
- Reshaped handle moves the balance point toward the reel — less fatigue holding rigs high
- CNC-machined anodized reel seat with micro fighting butt
- Single-foot guides cut weight; twin tip-top snake guides keep fine tippet from wrapping the tip
- Unpainted stealth blank; epoxy-coated section tips
- Cordura rod tube with built-in dividers included
Setting up for euro? We rig these in the shop — leader, sighter, tippet ring, the works. Pair with a Redington Run or Ace 5/6 to balance the long blank.
Warranty: Redington original-owner lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
Ed's Fly Shop, 432 E Main St, downtown Montrose, Colorado.