This is my first post, but an appropriate one since I'm a confessed gear junkie. Not a bad addiction, though it can get pricey.
My rods are:
For small streams:
Orvis Full Flex 6ft5' 2wt
For General fishing when wind is not a factor:
Winston IM6 3wt
For General fishing in the wind:
Scott SAS 8ft 3wt
For hiking and camping:
Lamiglass IM8 9ft 4pc 4wt
My favorite rod that I use just because:
Sage 590LL 9ft 5wt
For throwing streamers and big bugs, and a float tube rod:
Loomis 9ft9' GL3 5wt
For big Beaverhead trout:
Hook and Hackle 9ft 3piece XT51 6 wt
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2001 5:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Ultimate Rod Assortment
Most lists I have seen submitted are about 1 line weight smaller than what I use. Perhaps just casting styles. I know I don't like fighting the wind and a little heavier rod helps with that. Several mentioned Triangle Taper lines. They are great and I have several in different weights. Only rod I can think to add to my want list of rods would be a Hexagraph. I cast one a few years back at a fishing show and it felt very much like bamboo. I balked at the price which was asked. Has anybody out there had any experience with this rod? Or is it just a gimmick?
Thanks,
Roger
