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On Tue, 02 Aug 2005 23:42:15 GMT, BigEd wrote:
Hate to say it Dave, but there are fellows out there who repair fly rods and two perfect tips alone are worth something. I guess you did not read that I had the center section and tips. I wasn't trying to fool anyone, but I guess I fooled you. I read about the center section and tips, that's why I said it was not now a fly rod. It takes three to tango with a three piece boo rod. You got two pieces (second tip doesn't count). I didn't think you were trying to fool *anybody*, and you certainly didn't fool me. What I am looking for is a pro refurbisher, or hobbiest. The wooden case looks to me to be recent home made, more than Post WWII Japanese. I didn't say it was "Post WWII Japanese." d;o) And the person that did say it wasn't trying to fool you either. I have several boo rods: 2 Kusses (a 4 and 5 weight with three extra tips, a Hamilton (4 weight --betcha never heard of that one - few have one), a wonderful 5 weight two piece made by Peter Collin, and a George Gehrke 4 weight ******* signed by George himself. I'll sell you the ******* for $1200. d;o) Rod case extra, of course! Dave |
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