Tuesday, May 27, 2014

Unstructured Fiberglass Fly Rod Series-Customer Feedback

I will be back from Europe in the second half of June and will continue with new offerings. I am also expecting my new 3wt blanks to arrive in late June, along with some heavyweight prototypes I'll be tweaking for saltwater fishing. In the meantime, here's some customer feedback about my Unstructured Glass 8' 4wt rods:

  • Received the rod and fished it 3 of the last 4 evenings.  It casts beautifully, requires the least work of any rod I own. It's also probably the best roll casting rod I have. Everything about the rod matches my casting and fishing style. Sunday I used it on a very technical spring creek in central PA. The rod did everything I could have asked it to do and I managed a few nice browns during a sulphur hatch. The look and craftsmanship of the rod is even better than pictured.  Couldn't be happier with the rod, it's going to get plenty of use.  I will definitely be watching for the 3wt offering.  Thanks. 

  • The rod arrived safely. I cast for a few minutes and must say that it definitely falls into the "very special" category.
    It's a refreshing change from the other contemporary glass I have purchased over the last 6 months. The rod immediately reminded me of why I fish with fiberglass.
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Friday, May 16, 2014

Monday, May 12, 2014

Unstructured Glass Fly Rod #0514


8' 4wt 4pc Fiberglass Fly Rod, SOLD

The rod features cigar grip, oxidized nickel silver cap and ring hardware with G-10 micarta button and golden maple insert, blued Snake Brand guides with matching carbide stripper and tip top. Wraps are goldenrod silk with single turn burgundy inlays. Tailored rod bag and bronze aluminum tube round out the package.
 

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Thursday, May 8, 2014

Wild Trout and 3wt


In anticipation of new 3wt blanks arriving soon, Dave Skok and I went yesterday to play around with some wild trout and the prototype 3wt. The prototype rod was a great perfomer in tight quarters, and new 7'6" 3wt blanks should come even more handy for backpacking into remote places. The place we fished wasn't too far from Boston, and has a population of native brook trout and wild browns. The fish were small but beautiful. We mostly fished buggers and nymphs, but caught quite a few on skittering caddis dries. There were sporadic Hendrickson, Small Brown Stone and Grannom hatches throughout the warmest part of the day.

 
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Tuesday, May 6, 2014

Friday, May 2, 2014