Is this a lie?

"steve" wrote in message
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Rogue rods says:



The FISHING guides that use Rogue Rods tell us that they are catching
more FISH because of our rods. The rods do what they were designed to
do. The guides helped us design the rods so why wouldn't they do a
better job. Our advice to guides is to work hard, use our rods, catch
more FISH, have happier clients, more bookings, and receive larger tips
so you can buy more rods.


From research (I dont really have a chance to test them, wish I could
cast some) I am leaning towards
rogue fly rod rf 29010
route 37 nooksack
orvis t3 T3 909-4


It depends... Are your rods meant for trolling?

Paul

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"Paul Goodwin" wrote:


"steve" wrote in message
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Rogue rods says:



The FISHING guides that use Rogue Rods tell us that they are catching
more FISH because of our rods. The rods do what they were designed to
do. The guides helped us design the rods so why wouldn't they do a
better job. Our advice to guides is to work hard, use our rods, catch
more FISH, have happier clients, more bookings, and receive larger tips
so you can buy more rods.


From research (I dont really have a chance to test them, wish I could
cast some) I am leaning towards
rogue fly rod rf 29010
route 37 nooksack
orvis t3 T3 909-4


It depends... Are your rods meant for trolling?

Why would you think I am trolling? I am looking for a steelhead/salmon
pole to fish the feather river. It is really rude of you to say I am
trolling.

PS a friend of mine owns a fly shop and he did a trade for a 9 weight
TFO which I am going to use as a spare, and for christmas I am going to
try to get Santa to get me a adg titanium rod that is supposed as good
as a orvis s3 (or better) at cost for $335. Is a 7/8 weight too small
for pacific salmon or do I need a 9 weight?