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December 15th, 2007, 03:34 PM
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Sage Z-Axis 5 weight - 9' vs 8'6"
On the surface this seems like a ridiculous question, but: has anyone
cast a 5-weight Sage Z-Axis in the 9' and 8'6" size against one another? And if so, is there a significant difference between the two? I'm trying to pick up a 8'6" used. But I'm only going to get the chance to test cast a 9'. I know from personal experience that in some product lines - like the Winston BIIx for example - the two length rods actually cast with a not-insignificant different feel, for some reason. So - anyone ever compared the two side by side? 
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