Somewhere in this world a birdog, or a lab, maybe a golden retriever has chewed the grip off an old fenwick fiberglass fly rod. Well, I need the tip section.
It needs to be the light brown color as it'l fit a ff-605. Any tip from a 4 weight to a 7 weight will do as i can cut it to fit, or even a tip section off
a spin rod. If you have one you want to "get shet of" send me a message. Thanks for looking-p-
tip section for fenwick fiberglass rod
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Posts: 411 09/24/07 09:34:20
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Posts: 411 12/10/07 04:56:30
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Posts: 411 02/24/08 14:57:06
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I guess i'm out of luck. Dont any of you have labs that chew?????Again I'll bump this up in case someone has broke the butt section of a lite rod-p-
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Posts: 1067 02/26/08 15:58:01
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I think I remember tossing a busted Fenwick spinning rod last year... there's a chance it might still be in my mother-in-law's basement, however. Not
sure, however, and I checked in my basement to see if it might have found its way into my collection of odds and ends.
I did find an old intact glass spinning rod of unknown make, however. It's about 6'4" and appears to be of 1960s vintage. Nice and limber. Metal ferrules that still pop nicely; cork grip that used sliding rings, but they are missing as it looks like there was at one time a butt cap that kept them on. I'll offer it up in a new post... mike |
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Posts: 411 02/28/08 20:06:31
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give that basement a good going over; i'll send you some flies just for your effort
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