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Guideline Plier Spring Creek Forceps 13cm
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Guideline Curved Forceps 14,5 cm
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Polarized Sunglasses Guideline Ambush - Yellow Lens 3X Magnifier
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Polarized Sunglasses Guideline Ambush - Lens 3X Magnifier
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Polarized Sunglasses Guideline Experience Grey
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Polarized Sunglasses Guideline Experience Yellow
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Guideline Loft Vest - Waterproof
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Guideline – Scandinavian Fly Fishing Heritage Since 1993
The story of Guideline began in Norway, where the development of original fly fishing equipment started in 1991. The brand was officially established in 1993, initially focusing on fly rods, fly lines and shooting heads. From these early beginnings, fly line design became one of the company's defining areas of expertise.
In 1995, Guideline introduced its first waders and fly reel, alongside the Power Taper™ shooting head concept. The opening of a Swedish office in 2001 marked another important step, supporting the brand's expansion into international markets.
Over the following decades, Guideline developed from a specialist in rods and lines into a manufacturer offering a broad range of modern fly fishing equipment. Throughout this development, its Scandinavian heritage, connection to nature and enthusiasm for fly fishing have remained central to the brand's identity.
Product Development and Innovation at Guideline
Guideline places considerable emphasis on developing its own equipment. From initial concepts and design to prototypes and field testing, the brand's development team works on products intended to meet the different demands of modern fly anglers.
Fly lines have played a particularly important role in this process. Over the years, Guideline has introduced specialised shooting heads, multi-tip systems and fly lines combining different sinking densities. These developments allow anglers to adapt their lines more precisely to specific techniques and fishing conditions.
Fly rod development has also evolved considerably. The first LPXe rod series arrived in 2003, followed by further advances in rod construction and materials. Later developments include the LPX family, introduced in 2022, and the NT11 series, presented in 2023. These rod concepts reflect the variety of demands placed on modern fly fishing equipment, from technical nymph fishing to powerful coastal applications.
Guideline Fly Rods for Different Fishing Techniques
The Guideline fly rod range includes models developed for dry fly fishing, Euro nymphing, streamer fishing and coastal applications. The individual series differ in rod action, length, line weight, materials and intended fishing situations.
The LPX family is an example of this specialised approach. Models such as LPX Nymph are designed around the requirements of specific fishing techniques, while other rods within the range focus on different casting styles and conditions.
The Elevation series represents another aspect of Guideline's product philosophy. Alongside rod weight, action and casting characteristics, its development incorporates material choices and production methods intended to reduce environmental impact.
Choosing the right fly rod involves more than selecting a particular model. Water conditions, fishing technique, casting distance and fly line characteristics all contribute to a well-balanced setup.
Fly Lines and Shooting Heads – A Core Part of Guideline's Expertise
Fly line development has been closely connected to Guideline's identity since its earliest years. The brand began working with different line profiles and shooting head concepts during the early 1990s, gradually expanding its range to accommodate a growing variety of fishing techniques.
Important developments include the Power Taper™ concept, multi-tip shooting head systems and fly lines with multiple density sections. These designs provide different options for managing casting characteristics, presentation and fishing depth.
Today, Guideline develops floating, intermediate and sinking fly lines, along with specialist options for Euro nymphing, streamer fishing and other applications. Selecting the correct taper, line weight and density is an important part of matching a fly line to the rod and the conditions encountered on the water.
Clean All the Way – Guideline's Environmental Commitment
Nature is an essential part of Guideline's philosophy. Through its Clean All the Way initiative, the company works to reduce the environmental impact of its equipment and business activities. This includes exploring alternative materials, reviewing production methods and developing products with greater consideration for resource use.
The commitment has influenced several areas of the product range. According to Guideline's development history, its waders and jackets have been free from fluorocarbons since 2019. In 2020, the Elevation rod series was introduced with a particular focus on reducing the environmental footprint associated with fly rod production.
Further developments include the NOVA fly reel, introduced in 2024 with recycled materials, and the Driva waders, launched in 2025 using recycled fabrics and components.
These examples illustrate the direction Guideline has taken in combining product development with efforts to reduce environmental impact, while continuing to focus on the practical demands of fly fishing.
Discover Guideline Fly Fishing Equipment at GO-FISH
At GO-FISH, you can explore a selection of Guideline equipment across several categories, including fly rods, fly reels, fly lines and fishing waders.
The range also includes wading boots, technical fishing clothing, bags, packs, polarized sunglasses and practical accessories. Whether you are preparing for a day of Euro nymphing, looking for a new rod and reel combination or choosing suitable clothing for changing conditions, the Guideline selection at GO-FISH offers different ways to build an outfit around your preferred fishing style.