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September 13th, 2004, 06:25 PM
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Hook & Hackle XT 51
Hook and Hackle has a good sale going on on their XT 51 blanks and kits,
40% off. The kits come with VERY nice componants (all titanium) and make up a fine rod. I build a 7' 9" 3 weight this Summer to replace my Three Forks (which I never liked). The XT is VERY light and powerful for a three weight. Fun little rod. Thinking about getting a 9' seven weight kits before they go off sale. http://www.mailordercentral.com/hook...s.asp?dept=404 http://www.mailordercentral.com/hook...s.asp?dept=141 Willi 
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September 13th, 2004, 10:19 PM
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Hook & Hackle XT 51
"Willi & Sue" wrote in message ... Hook and Hackle has a good sale going on on their XT 51 blanks and kits, 40% off. The kits come with VERY nice componants (all titanium) and make up a fine rod. I build a 7' 9" 3 weight this Summer to replace my Three Forks (which I never liked). The XT is VERY light and powerful for a three weight. Fun little rod. Thinking about getting a 9' seven weight kits before they go off sale. http://www.mailordercentral.com/hook...s.asp?dept=404 http://www.mailordercentral.com/hook...s.asp?dept=141 Willi For the lazier in the group that might want an eight weight, look at the Powell rod site. I have never fished a Powell rod, but at $80 it was too good to pass up. It is my mission to hook some Coho on a fly this year on the Oregon coast. http://www.powellco.com/rods_advantage.html
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September 13th, 2004, 10:19 PM
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Hook & Hackle XT 51
"Willi & Sue" wrote in message ... Hook and Hackle has a good sale going on on their XT 51 blanks and kits, 40% off. The kits come with VERY nice componants (all titanium) and make up a fine rod. I build a 7' 9" 3 weight this Summer to replace my Three Forks (which I never liked). The XT is VERY light and powerful for a three weight. Fun little rod. Thinking about getting a 9' seven weight kits before they go off sale. http://www.mailordercentral.com/hook...s.asp?dept=404 http://www.mailordercentral.com/hook...s.asp?dept=141 Willi For the lazier in the group that might want an eight weight, look at the Powell rod site. I have never fished a Powell rod, but at $80 it was too good to pass up. It is my mission to hook some Coho on a fly this year on the Oregon coast. http://www.powellco.com/rods_advantage.html
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