I was using the Pflueger Summit (26.97) from Wally World for my students in the youth group I was teaching. Had to go a long way to find a better rod for the money. I found these roda cast the same as some of the better known names. Aesthetics were not the best but did not hurt the casting quality. Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I don't own any high dollar fly rods (got a > Penn international set that cost $1500) , mine > are all Wally world specials. Two are South Bend > (8 &5 WT) and one is a Silver Stream (5 WT) . I > have caught fish with all three. My vise was a > gift (got a Renzetti for Christmas). I have > often wondered about the advantages of a high > dollar rod. All in all I say if it isn't broke, > don't fix it. Sure, one day I'll get me an Orvis > or a Sage, but until then I'll be content with > what I got, the fish don't seem to mind. For > those of you that do own a high end rod, what > are the advantages compared to my $29.95 South > Bend set? > > Delbert (Del) Roberts > Belton, South Carolina, USA > ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
