The Cult product line came into existence from Vision in 2009 based on a simple idea. Why not make a rod that can cast powerfully, and yet not be difficult to cast. That does not mean there is no place for a fast, tip action rod with tight timing that can cast a ton of line. (The new Mag as an example, but we will talk about that another time). There should be a middle ground, so Vision made one. The SH Cult rods were introduced and won anglers over with deep, smooth actions with a surprising reserve of power. The next logical step was to take it into the Two Handed rod series, and the results were impressive.
The Cult DH series has been applauded by anglers all over the world since their introduction in 2010. The deep action and forgiving timing have made them one of the most versatile two handed rods on the market today. Equally at home with Scandi or Skagit lines and giving the angler a lot of versatility because the Cult's action gives it a wide range of line weights for each rod in the range. So depending on your personal taste, your experience as a caster, whatever the reason, the Cult rods can adjust as you do. They won the Chasing Silver Magazine Salmon rod shootout for a reason, scoring high in all categories. In Canada they continue to grow a following. A Cult like one you might say.
So 2011 saw the introduction of the new Vision Switch series of rods, as well as the Switch And Salt rods. Once again using the Cult ideology and design process, the Switch rods have that recognizable Cult action and the full rod loading that Cults are known for, in the smaller Switch package. Now smaller waters can see Cult rods, and anglers who prefer switch rods can have the same versatility in their Switch arsenal. 10'11" in length, they are compact, old school casting action, with modern casting power.
For 2012 there will be two new Cult DH rods, the 15" and 17'8" for those who like their two handed rods hard core. In the mean time, the Cult legend continues to grow.
member promoting Vision in Ontario and other areas of the country on his fishing travels. Josh is a nationally certified fishing guide, has a degree in Aquaculture and is a fish and wildlife photographer. His work has been used on several lodge and fly fishing websites, as well as magazines. He has targeted many species of fish on the fly including 
the manufacturing industry in Finland. His sister Maria traveled to England to learn the art of Classic fly tying and brought it back to Finland with her. Renfors products eventually were sold in countries throughout the world, and his fly reels, well known even in the USA and Japan, are collectibles to this day, with some even still in use.