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Looking for a St Croix, Sage, ect Fly rod..please reply to post if you can
help me out. Looking for a 9 foot 8 or 9 wt.

Pete

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B's Fan writes....

Looking for a St Croix, Sage, ect Fly rod..please reply to post if you can
help me out. Looking for a 9 foot 8 or 9 wt.

Pete


I can help you out.
E-mail me @above address.


Joel Axelrad
**DFD**

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I have Scott STS in near perfect shape that I would let go. Can you post
an email?


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help me out. Looking for a 9 foot 8 or 9 wt.

Pete




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Should have said "Can you post and emailADDRESS?"
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I have Scott STS in near perfect shape that I would let go. Can you post
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can
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Pete




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Looking for a St Croix, Sage, ect Fly rod..please reply to post if you can
help me out. Looking for a 9 foot 8 or 9 wt.

Pete



Hi,

I have a used (2 times in a class) St. Croix Imperial 9 foot, 8/9 wgt. in
like new condition, with metal case and rod bag. Let me know if you would be
interested - remove nospam to reply.

Bill
http://www.tightlines.ca

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Hi Pete,

What are you thinking of using this rod for?

How many pieces- 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6?

What rods do you own now?

What is your budget? They are running $100 to $700 USD.

--
Bill Kiene

Kiene's Fly Shop
Sacramento, CA, USA

Web site: www.kiene.com


"B's Fan" wrote in message
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Looking for a St Croix, Sage, ect Fly rod..please reply to post if you can
help me out. Looking for a 9 foot 8 or 9 wt.

Pete

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Rod will be used for Salmon and Trout
Pieces - 2 or 3
Basically i'm looking for a 2nd hand rod

Thanks!


"Bill Kiene" wrote in message
om...
Hi Pete,

What are you thinking of using this rod for?

How many pieces- 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6?

What rods do you own now?

What is your budget? They are running $100 to $700 USD.

--
Bill Kiene

Kiene's Fly Shop
Sacramento, CA, USA

Web site: www.kiene.com


"B's Fan" wrote in message
. cable.rogers.com...
Looking for a St Croix, Sage, ect Fly rod..please reply to post if you
can
help me out. Looking for a 9 foot 8 or 9 wt.

Pete

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In article
ogers.com,
"B's Fan" wrote:

Rod will be used for Salmon and Trout
Pieces - 2 or 3
Basically i'm looking for a 2nd hand rod

Thanks!

Hi, I have a couple of rods that I would sale for about $50. You are
going to have a problem tho. A trout rod is going to be about a 4/5
weight. A king salmon rod is going to be about a 9/10 weight. I have a
7/8 rod that I have used for both trout and kings, and it is kind of big
for trout and kind of small for Kings. I have had salmon break both 8
weight and 9 weight rods.

I think a TFO (brand new) would be you best bet. Bill can probably sell
you a 8 or 9 weight for about $90.

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I'm having a hard time deciding what to get. I fish both Salmon and Trout
but I can only afford one rod. Seems the 8wt is too heavy for Trout and a
5-6 wt is too light for Salmon. Not fun!

Peter


"Steve Sullivan" wrote in message
...
In article
ogers.com,
"B's Fan" wrote:

Rod will be used for Salmon and Trout
Pieces - 2 or 3
Basically i'm looking for a 2nd hand rod

Thanks!

Hi, I have a couple of rods that I would sale for about $50. You are
going to have a problem tho. A trout rod is going to be about a 4/5
weight. A king salmon rod is going to be about a 9/10 weight. I have a
7/8 rod that I have used for both trout and kings, and it is kind of big
for trout and kind of small for Kings. I have had salmon break both 8
weight and 9 weight rods.

I think a TFO (brand new) would be you best bet. Bill can probably sell
you a 8 or 9 weight for about $90.

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Peter,

What kind of salmon?

I would buy the rod to fits one of those fish you need or can use the most?
Like Steve says, it is just too much to ask of one rod.

If you get a #7, it will be too heavy for most trout and too light for most
salmon but a great size.

We do have very nice imported rods @ ~$100USD.

--
Bill Kiene

Kiene's Fly Shop
Sacramento, CA, USA

Web site: www.kiene.com


"B's Fan" wrote in message
. cable.rogers.com...
I'm having a hard time deciding what to get. I fish both Salmon and Trout
but I can only afford one rod. Seems the 8wt is too heavy for Trout and a
5-6 wt is too light for Salmon. Not fun!

Peter


"Steve Sullivan" wrote in message
...
In article
ogers.com,
"B's Fan" wrote:

Rod will be used for Salmon and Trout
Pieces - 2 or 3
Basically i'm looking for a 2nd hand rod

Thanks!

Hi, I have a couple of rods that I would sale for about $50. You are
going to have a problem tho. A trout rod is going to be about a 4/5
weight. A king salmon rod is going to be about a 9/10 weight. I have a
7/8 rod that I have used for both trout and kings, and it is kind of big
for trout and kind of small for Kings. I have had salmon break both 8
weight and 9 weight rods.

I think a TFO (brand new) would be you best bet. Bill can probably sell
you a 8 or 9 weight for about $90.

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Atlantic Salmon..I fish mostly Trout..I guess the best thing to do at this
point would be to get a lighter rod..possibly a 6wt. I think it would be ok
for trout dont you think?


"Bill Kiene" wrote in message
. com...
Peter,

What kind of salmon?

I would buy the rod to fits one of those fish you need or can use the
most?
Like Steve says, it is just too much to ask of one rod.

If you get a #7, it will be too heavy for most trout and too light for
most
salmon but a great size.

We do have very nice imported rods @ ~$100USD.

--
Bill Kiene

Kiene's Fly Shop
Sacramento, CA, USA

Web site: www.kiene.com


"B's Fan" wrote in message
. cable.rogers.com...
I'm having a hard time deciding what to get. I fish both Salmon and
Trout
but I can only afford one rod. Seems the 8wt is too heavy for Trout and
a
5-6 wt is too light for Salmon. Not fun!

Peter


"Steve Sullivan" wrote in message
...
In article
ogers.com,
"B's Fan" wrote:

Rod will be used for Salmon and Trout
Pieces - 2 or 3
Basically i'm looking for a 2nd hand rod

Thanks!

Hi, I have a couple of rods that I would sale for about $50. You are
going to have a problem tho. A trout rod is going to be about a 4/5
weight. A king salmon rod is going to be about a 9/10 weight. I have
a
7/8 rod that I have used for both trout and kings, and it is kind of
big
for trout and kind of small for Kings. I have had salmon break both 8
weight and 9 weight rods.

I think a TFO (brand new) would be you best bet. Bill can probably
sell
you a 8 or 9 weight for about $90.

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Here is what I have in mind and i'll get your opinion on what I should get.

TFO 9' 7wt 4pc Pro @ $115US+ $19.95 shipping or
St Croix Imperial 9' 6wt 2pc @ $152 shipping inc + free line


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Atlantic Salmon..I fish mostly Trout..I guess the best thing to do at this
point would be to get a lighter rod..possibly a 6wt. I think it would be
ok
for trout dont you think?


"Bill Kiene" wrote in message
. com...
Peter,

What kind of salmon?

I would buy the rod to fits one of those fish you need or can use the
most?
Like Steve says, it is just too much to ask of one rod.

If you get a #7, it will be too heavy for most trout and too light for
most
salmon but a great size.

We do have very nice imported rods @ ~$100USD.

--
Bill Kiene

Kiene's Fly Shop
Sacramento, CA, USA

Web site: www.kiene.com


"B's Fan" wrote in message
. cable.rogers.com...
I'm having a hard time deciding what to get. I fish both Salmon and
Trout
but I can only afford one rod. Seems the 8wt is too heavy for Trout
and
a
5-6 wt is too light for Salmon. Not fun!

Peter


"Steve Sullivan" wrote in message
...
In article
ogers.com,
"B's Fan" wrote:

Rod will be used for Salmon and Trout
Pieces - 2 or 3
Basically i'm looking for a 2nd hand rod

Thanks!

Hi, I have a couple of rods that I would sale for about $50. You
are
going to have a problem tho. A trout rod is going to be about a 4/5
weight. A king salmon rod is going to be about a 9/10 weight. I
have
a
7/8 rod that I have used for both trout and kings, and it is kind of
big
for trout and kind of small for Kings. I have had salmon break both
8
weight and 9 weight rods.

I think a TFO (brand new) would be you best bet. Bill can probably
sell
you a 8 or 9 weight for about $90.

WTB :Fly Rod..
 

B's Fan wrote:

Atlantic Salmon..I fish mostly Trout..I guess the best thing to do at this
point would be to get a lighter rod..possibly a 6wt. I think it would be ok
for trout dont you think?

If you truly can afford only one rod at the moment, the 6wt is your best
choice, especially if you're fishing mainly for trout and only sometimes
for salmon. Back before people thought they needed two rods in each
line weight to be minimally equipped, the 6wt rod was considered the
best single all-round fresh-water rod. Still is, I guess, despite what
a lot of folks now seem to feel they "need."

Later, if you want to add more rods, you can get a 4wt for trout and an
8wt for the salmon and the 6wt will serve as a decent back-up rod for
both.

JR