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On 21 Jan 2006 07:04:47 -0800, "Frank Reid"
wrote: Write away. JFTR, I've nothing against a writer asking questions for a piece (or even a peace) as long as they are up front: "I'm a writer, aspiring writer, Lefty "DA MAN!!" Kreh and I'm old, arthritic, and tired - if I have to do one more muthaflockin "sportsman's show," I'm gonna eat my .38, so can ya help a fella out here doing a story on how the meniscus retards the rod loading when quadruple-hauling Gink over the gunwales...you stupid idiot.... Here's how you can help me out: whatever. Please know that you will, won't, might be, I'll ask first quoted, and if it is published, I'll post the details (oh, please, dear mother-of-mercy, let it be published - baby needs a new Salem Boronoboofiberphite SuperSupremo XYZ Ltd. II...)." TC, R |
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I just bought a sage SLT 4 weight as a christmas present to myself that I am
sure will become my favorite, I also made a 6'6" 3 weight that I use for for the small runs that hold those beautiful brooke trout that I love to fish for so much. |
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Richard Lee Merritt wrote:
POLL: I am curious what your favorite fly rod is? ... If I were to reply, the fly rod I'm using at the moment, that wouldn't be as smartassed as it sounds. There are many variables, sitting in a canoe or standing, wide open casting or heavy cover, calm day or wind blowin' like hell, fishing size 24 midges or heaving half a ton of deer hair etc. etc. So you see it's not really practical to have but one or two favorites. In no particular order: In a canoe fishing for bluegill: Winston IM6 9' 3wt Standing in a gale fishing for trout: Sage 590-4 RPL Standing in a wide open stream fishing for trout: Sage 490-4 LL Crawling on my belly fishing for brookies: Winston IM6 7.5' 3wt -- Ken Fortenberry |
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Hi,
Ken wrote ...........Sage 490-4 LL YEP!!! My opinion exactly. /Roger Unless my new Carl Anderberg 7' #4 3pcs cane rod proves to be what I wish for. |
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The one with a big fish on!
TL MC |
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Ken, you wrote So you see it's not really practical to have but one or
two favorites. I totally agree, I have several rods for different species and situations. I guess what I was getting at is if you had to choose 1or 2. I am mostly interested in the manufacturer part of the answer. Thanks for your comments Ken! Have a great day! Richard Lee Merritt "Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message om... Richard Lee Merritt wrote: POLL: I am curious what your favorite fly rod is? ... If I were to reply, the fly rod I'm using at the moment, that wouldn't be as smartassed as it sounds. There are many variables, sitting in a canoe or standing, wide open casting or heavy cover, calm day or wind blowin' like hell, fishing size 24 midges or heaving half a ton of deer hair etc. etc. So you see it's not really practical to have but one or two favorites. In no particular order: In a canoe fishing for bluegill: Winston IM6 9' 3wt Standing in a gale fishing for trout: Sage 590-4 RPL Standing in a wide open stream fishing for trout: Sage 490-4 LL Crawling on my belly fishing for brookies: Winston IM6 7.5' 3wt -- Ken Fortenberry |
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On Sat, 21 Jan 2006 09:59:23 GMT, "Richard Lee Merritt"
wrote: POLL: I am curious what your favorite fly rod is? What are you fishin' with these days? If everyone could please post your favorite Fly Rod Brand-- Scott PowrPly - 9' 5wt mostly -- Charlie... http://www.chocphoto.com |
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![]() "Charlie Choc" wrote Scott PowrPly - 9' 5wt mostly duc--i just picked up a 4piece 9'5wt scott, after comparing it with several of the usual suspects (no thomas, though), and have found it to be remarkably easy to cast. yfitons wayno |
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On Sat, 21 Jan 2006 17:03:25 GMT, "Wayne Harrison" wrote:
"Charlie Choc" wrote Scott PowrPly - 9' 5wt mostly duc--i just picked up a 4piece 9'5wt scott, after comparing it with several of the usual suspects (no thomas, though), and have found it to be remarkably easy to cast. I like the medium action - good for fishing out by Yellowstone, and very easy to roll cast with. g I have an 8' 4wt I use a lot around here. -- Charlie... http://www.chocphoto.com |
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![]() "Richard Lee Merritt" wrote in message news:%BnAf.1345$zh2.1059@trnddc01... POLL: I am curious what your favorite fly rod is? What are you fishin' with these days? If everyone could please post your favorite Fly Rod Brand--try to limit your answer to 2 rods only--and feel free to post any other comments. My favorite because I fish smaller streams a lot is my LL Bean 7.5' 4 wt. I was told it's a Loomis blank of some sort. My favorite for bigger Western rivers is a Sage 9' 5 wt. |
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