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The Fly fishing market, to me at least, has been saturated for quite some time now as I'm sure we all know.
But the two handed "SPEY" market I notice seems to be getting that way as well. We have lines now of all shapes and sizes, and tapers. From short shooting heads available, to extreme long belly spey lines.
We have rods of many lengthes, of many many different actions available. Is there one rod action or style that hasn't been covered?
And how about reels? There are a lot of available reels out there that are available to "us." It seems as though in the last few years from what I've noticed, the manufacturers have virtually crashed this market.
My question to you is, what is there out there that hasn't been designed/created/marketed? What concept, or theory, or style of this niche market needs to be focused on by the manufacturers in the future? Do you think the bases are covered pretty well in what is currently available? What new developments can you for see in the future in this niche market if any?
The only vice I see now a days with this "niche" market is the lack of availability of some products, better called "logistics." For instance, not everyone sells Loop products (as an example, not a bias). But that could happen tommorrow.
But the two handed "SPEY" market I notice seems to be getting that way as well. We have lines now of all shapes and sizes, and tapers. From short shooting heads available, to extreme long belly spey lines.
We have rods of many lengthes, of many many different actions available. Is there one rod action or style that hasn't been covered?
And how about reels? There are a lot of available reels out there that are available to "us." It seems as though in the last few years from what I've noticed, the manufacturers have virtually crashed this market.
My question to you is, what is there out there that hasn't been designed/created/marketed? What concept, or theory, or style of this niche market needs to be focused on by the manufacturers in the future? Do you think the bases are covered pretty well in what is currently available? What new developments can you for see in the future in this niche market if any?
The only vice I see now a days with this "niche" market is the lack of availability of some products, better called "logistics." For instance, not everyone sells Loop products (as an example, not a bias). But that could happen tommorrow.