FS: Bamboo Rod

Hello All,

I have a bamboo rod I would like to sell. It was built by my friend Joe
Perrigo who made "Genesee Valley Rods" for several years. It is an
early example of his work - a 2 piece, one tip 7 foot 3/4 weight. A
well made rod, just not as pretty as his later rods. I am selling it
because I decided that I do not care for short rods. I fish bigger
streams generally and like the reach. I am asking for $200 and will
guarantee it. Comes with sleeve and metal tube. email me at
for pictures if you are interested.

Peter Collin

"Peter A. Collin" wrote ...
Hello All,

I have a bamboo rod I would like to sell. It was built by my friend Joe
Perrigo who made "Genesee Valley Rods" for several years. It is an
early example of his work - a 2 piece, one tip 7 foot 3/4 weight. A
well made rod, just not as pretty as his later rods. I am selling it
because I decided that I do not care for short rods. I fish bigger
streams generally and like the reach. I am asking for $200 and will
guarantee it. Comes with sleeve and metal tube. email me at
for pictures if you are interested.

Peter Collin

You have mail.

Thanks,
Dan

On Tue, 11 Oct 2005 22:57:22 GMT, "Peter A. Collin"
wrote:

Hello All,

I have a bamboo rod I would like to sell. It was built by my friend Joe
Perrigo who made "Genesee Valley Rods" for several years. It is an
early example of his work - a 2 piece, one tip 7 foot 3/4 weight. A
well made rod, just not as pretty as his later rods. I am selling it
because I decided that I do not care for short rods. I fish bigger
streams generally and like the reach. I am asking for $200 and will
guarantee it. Comes with sleeve and metal tube. email me at
for pictures if you are interested.

Peter Collin

Sounds like the prototypical North Carolina "eeensy weensy teeny little weenie
trout stream" rod...

/daytripper (and you can quote me ;-)

daytripper wrote:
On Tue, 11 Oct 2005 22:57:22 GMT, "Peter A. Collin"
wrote:

Hello All,

I have a bamboo rod I would like to sell. It was built by my friend Joe
Perrigo who made "Genesee Valley Rods" for several years. It is an
early example of his work - a 2 piece, one tip 7 foot 3/4 weight. A
well made rod, just not as pretty as his later rods. I am selling it
because I decided that I do not care for short rods. I fish bigger
streams generally and like the reach. I am asking for $200 and will
guarantee it. Comes with sleeve and metal tube. email me at
for pictures if you are interested.

Peter Collin

Sounds like the prototypical North Carolina "eeensy weensy teeny little weenie
trout stream" rod...



Did I read that right? A 2-piece, 7-foot, 3/4 (not ONE, not ZERO, but
THREE-QUARTER) weight rod?

Yowsa, how do you distinguish a 1-wt, a 0-wt and a 3/4 wt?

--riverman

riverman wrote:
daytripper wrote:

On Tue, 11 Oct 2005 22:57:22 GMT, "Peter A. Collin"
wrote:


Hello All,

I have a bamboo rod I would like to sell. It was built by my friend Joe
Perrigo who made "Genesee Valley Rods" for several years. It is an
early example of his work - a 2 piece, one tip 7 foot 3/4 weight. A
well made rod, just not as pretty as his later rods. I am selling it
because I decided that I do not care for short rods. I fish bigger
streams generally and like the reach. I am asking for $200 and will
guarantee it. Comes with sleeve and metal tube. email me at
for pictures if you are interested.

Peter Collin

Sounds like the prototypical North Carolina "eeensy weensy teeny little weenie
trout stream" rod...




Did I read that right? A 2-piece, 7-foot, 3/4 (not ONE, not ZERO, but
THREE-QUARTER) weight rod?

Yowsa, how do you distinguish a 1-wt, a 0-wt and a 3/4 wt?

--riverman


A 3/4 weight is a rod that is rated for either a three weight or a four
weight line.


Tim Lysyk

Tim Lysyk wrote:
riverman wrote:
daytripper wrote:

On Tue, 11 Oct 2005 22:57:22 GMT, "Peter A. Collin"
wrote:


Hello All,

I have a bamboo rod I would like to sell. It was built by my friend Joe
Perrigo who made "Genesee Valley Rods" for several years. It is an
early example of his work - a 2 piece, one tip 7 foot 3/4 weight. A
well made rod, just not as pretty as his later rods. I am selling it
because I decided that I do not care for short rods. I fish bigger
streams generally and like the reach. I am asking for $200 and will
guarantee it. Comes with sleeve and metal tube. email me at
for pictures if you are interested.

Peter Collin

Sounds like the prototypical North Carolina "eeensy weensy teeny little weenie
trout stream" rod...




Did I read that right? A 2-piece, 7-foot, 3/4 (not ONE, not ZERO, but
THREE-QUARTER) weight rod?

Yowsa, how do you distinguish a 1-wt, a 0-wt and a 3/4 wt?

--riverman


A 3/4 weight is a rod that is rated for either a three weight or a four
weight line.



Oh...
(short pause)

Well, that sure explains why my 6/7 weight rod has been casting so
poorly.

-riverman

"riverman" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
ups.com...
SNIP
Well, that sure explains why my 6/7 weight rod has been casting so
poorly.

-riverman


Of course, the description should read #6/#7.

TL
MC

"riverman" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
oups.com...
SNIP
Did I read that right? A 2-piece, 7-foot, 3/4 (not ONE, not ZERO, but
THREE-QUARTER) weight rod?

Yowsa, how do you distinguish a 1-wt, a 0-wt and a 3/4 wt?

--riverman


A 3/4 on such a rod normally means that the rod will cast a #3 DT or a #4
WF equally well.

TL
MC

On 11 Oct 2005 18:34:02 -0700, "riverman" wrote:


daytripper wrote:
On Tue, 11 Oct 2005 22:57:22 GMT, "Peter A. Collin"
wrote:

Hello All,

I have a bamboo rod I would like to sell. It was built by my friend Joe
Perrigo who made "Genesee Valley Rods" for several years. It is an
early example of his work - a 2 piece, one tip 7 foot 3/4 weight. A
well made rod, just not as pretty as his later rods. I am selling it
because I decided that I do not care for short rods. I fish bigger
streams generally and like the reach. I am asking for $200 and will
guarantee it. Comes with sleeve and metal tube. email me at
for pictures if you are interested.

Peter Collin

Sounds like the prototypical North Carolina "eeensy weensy teeny little weenie
trout stream" rod...



Did I read that right? A 2-piece, 7-foot, 3/4 (not ONE, not ZERO, but
THREE-QUARTER) weight rod?

Yowsa, how do you distinguish a 1-wt, a 0-wt and a 3/4 wt?

--riverman

First, one must be equipped with a clue...then all becomes clear ;-)

/daytripper
(Why are they called "pre-requisites", anyway?
Shouldn't they just be "requisites"?)