Orvis Clearwater Fly Rod Outfit - 9' 5 Weight

2025-05-22T09:28:50-07:00

Vendor: Orvis
Type: Fly Rod
Price: 479.00

Unmatched Value, All-in-One Performance – Orvis Clearwater 905-4 Outfit - Updated for 2025

Whether you're stepping into the world of fly fishing or adding a reliable workhorse to your gear lineup, the Orvis Clearwater 905-4 Outfit delivers premium performance at an unbeatable value. Built around the versatile 9' 5-weight Clearwater rod, this outfit is designed to handle everything from trout on mountain streams to bass in local ponds. With a medium-fast action that offers easy casting and solid line control, it's perfect for anglers of all skill levels. Complete with a Clearwater reel, fly line, and backing—all perfectly matched and ready to fish—this setup takes the guesswork out of getting started.

Key Features:

Versatile 9' 5wt Rod – Ideal for a wide range of freshwater species and fishing scenarios.

Clearwater Rod Construction – Black chrome blank with white accents, chrome snake and stripping guides with ceramic insert.

Medium-Fast Action – Balances power and finesse, offering forgiving performance for newer anglers and precision for experienced casters.

Clearwater Large Arbor Reel – Lightweight and durable with a smooth, sealed drag system.

Pre-Loaded Fly Line & Backing – Professionally rigged and balanced, ready to hit the water.

Full-Featured Outfit – Includes rod, reel, line, backing, and protective gray rod tube.

25-Year Guarantee – Backed by Orvis’s trusted warranty for decades of confident use.

Designed in Vermont – Purpose-built for anglers across all skill levels and water types.

Style No. 3ASP

Product Summary:

The Orvis Clearwater 905-4 Outfit pairs a versatile 5wt rod with a pre-rigged reel, line, and backing—delivering premium performance at an incredible value.

Meta Description:

Orvis Clearwater 905-4 Outfit: A ready-to-fish 5wt fly rod and reel combo with line, backing, and rod tube—versatile, durable, and perfect for all skill levels.

Would you like a version tailored more toward beginner anglers or positioned as a travel/back-up rod for seasoned fishers?