looking for a rod...

On Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:39:39 -0700, "John B"
wrote:

5 to 6 1/2 foot, four or five weight....

NO high dollar rods...but if anyone has a junker laying around that they
might want to get rid of, let me know...


John



Here you go. The Brunsell Lil' Streamer.

http://www.dorber.com/flyrods.html

I know a couple people who have cast these rods (I never have) and
they both said they actually cast very well.


hth

Geo. C.

On Thu, 13 Aug 2009 18:25:36 -0500, George Cleveland
wrote:

On Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:39:39 -0700, "John B"
wrote:

5 to 6 1/2 foot, four or five weight....

NO high dollar rods...but if anyone has a junker laying around that they
might want to get rid of, let me know...


John



Here you go. The Brunsell Lil' Streamer.

http://www.dorber.com/flyrods.html

I know a couple people who have cast these rods (I never have) and
they both said they actually cast very well.


hth

Geo. C.

FWIW, Ed Payne designed a very similar series of rods, and they were of very
limited use. Basically, you can get much the same "real world" effect with the
top section of a longer, lighter 2-pc. rod. OTOH, the short Paynes will run
_considerably_ more than the hundred or so these rods run, so if it fits the
bill size-wise, it seems a fair enough price.

TC,
R