Reinventing the Rhythm of Rigging
Step 1
Pre-tie and Load
At home or at camp, you build your rigs the way you like them — tippet, fly, loop knot. Each finished rig winds neatly onto a Drift Spool, wrapping around raised edge tabs that keep line memory low and the hook secure.
Slide the finished spool into the. QuickDrift™ storage shell, where the magnetic bay holds up to 24 ready-to-fish rigs.
Step 2
Hit the River Ready
Worn cross-body, the QuickDrift™ case sits comfortably against your side or torso.
When it’s time to change up, the lid pops open and rests naturally against you— every spool visible, every fly ready.
No digging, no unraveling, no stress.
Step 3
Swap in Seconds
Tuck your rod under an arm or clip it to your vest. Pop the current rig off the Quick Connect — that’s the small connector tied to your leader. Reel the used line back onto its Drift Spool and drop it home.
Then grab your next spool, unwind, and loop it onto the Quick Connect. Follow the spiral groove down until you feel that subtle “snap.”
That’s it. You’re rigged. Back in the current before the hatch changes.
Step 4
Fish More. Fuss Less.
Every spool, every connector, every magnet is there for one reason — to give you back the minutes you’ve been losing to knots.
QuickDrift™ isn’t a gadget. It’s a new way to think about time on the water.
Rig faster. Fish longer.
