Martin Caddis Creek Fly Fishing Rod & Reel Combo — 7/8 WT, 9' Fiberglass (Brown)

Overview

The Martin Caddis Creek Fly Fishing Rod and Reel Combo is a thoughtful, beginner-friendly setup designed for freshwater adventures. Its 9-foot fiberglass rod in a 7/8-weight range offers a forgiving casting feel, while a single-action aluminum reel delivers reliable line control. The brown finish and durable components are built to travel from stream to lake with ease.

Rod design you can trust

The fiberglass blank balances durability with sensitivity, helping you feel line load and subtle takes. A natural cork handle keeps your grip comfortable through long days on the water, and a built-in hook keeper keeps flies secure as you move between spots. The 9-foot length excels at presenting both dry and wet flies, and the 2-piece design packs neatly for transport.

Reel and line handling you can rely on

The single-action metal click-drag reel uses a lightweight aluminum frame and spool for long-term reliability. It accommodates a generous backing and floating line, with easy on/off retrieval and adjustable right- or left-hand retrieval to suit your preference.

Two-piece versatility and transport

Because the rod is 2-piece, you can stash it in a car hatch, on a boat, or in a small closet while you plan your next angling session. This setup is designed to be easy to assemble on the water and quick to break down after a day on the river or lake.

Quality you can count on

MARTIN has supported anglers since 1884, delivering value and dependability. This combo includes a one-year limited warranty and access to dedicated MARTIN customer service, so you can focus on learning and enjoying the water.

What you may gain on the water

• Moderate fast action to balance casting control with fighting fish on small flies
• 9-foot length suitable for dry and wet fly presentations
• Lightweight, durable reel with smooth line release
• Comfortable cork grip and practical hook keeper for on-water convenience
• Interchangeable retrieve supporting both right- and left-handed anglers

Real-life use cases

Imagine casting a small dry to a rising trout and feeling the line load with the first strike. Or drifting a wet fly along a turbulent edge and landing a solid bass as you navigate a quiet cove. The combo invites you to focus on technique and enjoyment rather than gear complexity.