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4 weight Fenwick Fenlite Streamflex Fly Rods. Prices and details shown below. Buyer to pay $15 shipping fee (conus) 9' 4 weight streamflex - only lawn cast once SOLD 10' 4 weight streamflex, used 2x. would be a good tightline, dry, or indicator rod. $150
Fly-Rite's Fly-Tite head cement is the best, IMO. It thins with (ethyl) alcohol, if you don't want to buy the thinner. Till taught by pain, men know not water's worth.
I will be getting a chance to guide up in Alaksa for a few weeks this summer. We will be targeting Sockeyes. Anyone have any good patterns for Alaskan Sockeyes. I know that most of these fish end up hooked just because the fly swings into their open mouth, as long as it doesnt scare them...
Hi everyone, I recently moved back to Skagit Valley and am excited to delve into fly fishing. I'm quite new to this and would appreciate any tips on good spots for beginners. Currently, I have two rods: a 10ft 8wt and a 9ft 5wt. I'm open to targeting any species of fish in Lakes or Rivers. I do...
I have an opprotunity to purchase a used orvis Silver Label. Anyone with experience with this series? What would be a fair price for one in near new condition?
Soft hackles virtually fly off the thing thanks to rotary application of materials, and you can lock the head so that the fly stops top, bottom and both sides. For flies like the Carey Special and Snipe & Yellow, Carrot Nymph you need to prepare the feathers ahead of time because the flies go together so fast on a Nor-Vise.
I got a chance to hit Martha Lake on Sunday afternoon. The weather was dark but dry to start the day and I was the only one on the water. I made my way around the North end regularly hooking up on small to midsize bass. I had heard a good report on browns but wasn't finding any. I worked my way down the West side and the same story, small bass. Finally I decided to cross over to the more ...
Madison River Fly fishing company has the BII-X blank on clearance (~200) -8wt 10' blank. You could put one together with the BII-MX saltwater hardware for another $150 they sell the kit with a blank purchased from them with everything to match factory colors if you choose, so...might be worth considering
Apparently other fly fishers felt the same way because the RPL+ didn't last very long. It lost out to the Sage SP that was introduced a year earlier. The RPL+ was soon discontinued. Kind of like Coca Cola replacing the old Coke with the new Coke and then reintroducing old Coke, Sage reintroduce the RPL as the VPS in 1997.
