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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 |
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![]() 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 |
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![]() "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 |
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writes "riverman" schrieb im Newsbeitrag oups.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 Did you have to spoil the fun Mike?....:-) -- Bill Grey http://www.billboy.co.uk |
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![]() "W. D. Grey" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... SNIP Of course, the description should read #6/#7. TL MC Did you have to spoil the fun Mike?....:-) -- Bill Grey http://www.billboy.co.uk Sorry Bill! Perhaps it would have been interesting to here from Myron where he bought his six-sevenths of a fly line? TL MC |
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Mike Connor wrote:
"W. D. Grey" schrieb Did you have to spoil the fun Mike?....:-) Sorry Bill! Perhaps it would have been interesting to here from Myron where he bought his six-sevenths of a fly line? Buy? Better to make it yourself: just lop off the front 4.3 ft of a 1wt line (14.3%, or one-seventh, of the first 30 feet). g JR |
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Mike Connor wrote: "W. D. Grey" schrieb Did you have to spoil the fun Mike?....:-) Sorry Bill! Perhaps it would have been interesting to here from Myron where he bought his six-sevenths of a fly line? Buy? Better to make it yourself: just lop off the front 4.3 ft of a 1wt line (14.3%, or one-seventh, of the first 30 feet). g JR Our local angling store advertised his rods in a sale as 10% off. I expected the 10 footers to be sold as 9 footers ! -- Bill Grey http://www.billboy.co.uk |
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On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 07:59:41 +0200, "Mike Connor"
wrote: "riverman" schrieb im Newsbeitrag oups.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. Only if you feel the need to dummy down the obvious... |
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daytripper wrote:
On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 07:59:41 +0200, "Mike Connor" wrote: "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. Only if you feel the need to dummy down the obvious... "No fly fishermen left behind" -- HTH, Tim --------------------------- http://css.sbcma.com/timj/ |
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