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I'm new to the Burkheimer fanaticism, but it's becoming all consuming. I see a serious problem on the horizon.... too many rods. I've purchased the 7127 and 7134 this year and now I'm looking into the 8's. Unfortunately I'm not able to test out the rods where I'm at. I've spoken with the guys at Burkheimer about their thoughts on their 8 weight rods, but I'd like to hear your thoughts too!
For those fishing the CFB 8133-3, 8139-3, 8128-4, 8134-4, 8139-4, 8142-4, 8152-4 -- what do you think of their personalities? Are they long line rods, winter skagit rods, very versatile? We all know they're great rods, but what are their subtle differences besides length and grain window? I'd like a rod over 13-1/2' and one that is great at casting Fall Favorite 70's and Compact Skagits too.
Thanks
For those fishing the CFB 8133-3, 8139-3, 8128-4, 8134-4, 8139-4, 8142-4, 8152-4 -- what do you think of their personalities? Are they long line rods, winter skagit rods, very versatile? We all know they're great rods, but what are their subtle differences besides length and grain window? I'd like a rod over 13-1/2' and one that is great at casting Fall Favorite 70's and Compact Skagits too.
Thanks