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Old August 12th, 2004, 04:54 AM
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Default Newbie question about rod choice for fly-fishing in NJ

All,

thanks for your suggestions.

i will be fishing in the small trout streams in NJ. and fishing for trout.
most of the streams are in pretty dense vegatation, so i thought that a
shorter rod would be better. but i am just starting out, so maybe a longer
would be better to learn on. what do you suggest in rod length?

as far as weight, i am guessing that the 4 would be good enough for small
trout streams. but again, i am learning, so would a heavier weight be
better for me to learn on?

cheers,
mark


Scott Seidman wrote in message
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verizon news (a very clever name, wot?) wrote:
i am looking to get my first fly-fishing setup. what would be the
best length and weight (line) rod for both a newbie to learn on and
fishing

the
streams of NJ?


and "Puscle" wrote:
9' for 6 weight


8.5' 4wt.





Tough to punch out dem bass bugs

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Scott
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Old August 12th, 2004, 06:23 AM
Mike
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Default Newbie question about rod choice for fly-fishing in NJ

check out ezflyfish.com uncle wally has the redington rods on sale maybe an 8'
or 8'6" 5wt get a reel and 2 spools one for 5wt and one for 4wt then you will
have the right rod to come to Penns next May and fish with us............


Handyman Mike
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Old August 12th, 2004, 04:54 AM
verizon news
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Default Newbie question about rod choice for fly-fishing in NJ

All,

thanks for your suggestions.

i will be fishing in the small trout streams in NJ. and fishing for trout.
most of the streams are in pretty dense vegatation, so i thought that a
shorter rod would be better. but i am just starting out, so maybe a longer
would be better to learn on. what do you suggest in rod length?

as far as weight, i am guessing that the 4 would be good enough for small
trout streams. but again, i am learning, so would a heavier weight be
better for me to learn on?

cheers,
mark


Scott Seidman wrote in message
. 1.4...
"Stan Gula" wrote in
:


verizon news (a very clever name, wot?) wrote:
i am looking to get my first fly-fishing setup. what would be the
best length and weight (line) rod for both a newbie to learn on and
fishing

the
streams of NJ?


and "Puscle" wrote:
9' for 6 weight


8.5' 4wt.





Tough to punch out dem bass bugs

--
Scott
Reverse first field of address to reply







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Old August 12th, 2004, 06:23 AM
Mike
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Default Newbie question about rod choice for fly-fishing in NJ

check out ezflyfish.com uncle wally has the redington rods on sale maybe an 8'
or 8'6" 5wt get a reel and 2 spools one for 5wt and one for 4wt then you will
have the right rod to come to Penns next May and fish with us............


Handyman Mike
Standing in a river waving a stick

 




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