The T3 tracks better throughout the casting stroke, improving your accuracy. High modulus graphite is stiff by nature. The T3 utilizes the highest modulus graphite ever used in a fly. Add to the stiff graphite matrix a thermoplastic-enriched, thermoset resin that encases each fiber, and you have a rod that, along its length during a casting stroke does not deviate from the path the caster imparted. With other rods, not all accuracy problems are due to pilot error. The T3 eliminates other variables, allowing the caster complete control of the direction of the fly line and, ultimately the fly. The T3 reduces casting fatigue. In addition to utilizing a far lighter material, physical weight along the rod can be precisely adjusted with the majority of the rods mass strategically placed near your hand, reducing swing weight, maximizing leverage to minimize effort. Thermoplastic technology has given Our company rod designers a larger pallet from which to create the perfect casting action and to do so while enhancing overall rod balance. The Our company rod design team can actually use less material and create a rod that is not only lighter but more powerful. Combining this technology with the time tested compound taper technology used in the Trident TLS, precise balance can be achieved, a balance that does not vary with 15'' of line out or with 50'' on the water.

The tourist trade was brisk enough for to turn his hobby of rod building into a business. he formed the Our company Company, with sales rooms in a small stone building next to his brother''s Hotel. The Our company family prospered as the trains brought ever-increasing numbers of tourists These customers were the best advertisement possible for the new fishing company. The well made rods and flies that were carried home by affluent sportsmen generated repeat orders by mail. The community surrounded by the Mountains, was gaining recognition as a fine resort area. Eventually it became a prominent summering spot for New Yorkers, it was still struggling for recognition. Later in the nineteenth century, an old-timer would remember its condition with amusement:

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