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October 5th, 2006, 04:44 AM
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Recommendations for 6wt fly rod under $200
Michael wrote:
Had a great trip with my son and my brother to Yellowstone! However... I lost the tip of my 30-yo fiberglass pack rod hiking to Grebe Lake so... I would like to replace it with a 4-pc 6wt but I can't spend much more than about $200 dollars. I have been told something about a Temple professional and a Scott but I don't really know those names and I can't afford Loomis or Sage that I know of so any and all help is appreciated. Michael If you're used to fibreglass, a Temple Forks Pro Series might be a rod to try. Its not a fast action rod compared to some of the other suggested rods. If it feels too slow, then maybe a Temple Forks Teeny or TiCr might be a little better. All are 4-piece rods. Another possible alternative might be the CV2 rods offered by Bass Pro. There's a 3-piece 5 wt CV2 that might do the trick. All the above are under $200. 
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