Moose,
You bring up something inadvertently that cause problems for folks, especially those new to spey or those more experienced spey casters who are used to seeing 2 line designations on a rod (i.e. 14' for 8/9, etc. CND, Loop, and T&T put a single line designation on their rods (i.e. T&T 1409, Loop BL9140, CND Custom 1409). The CND, Loop, and T&T rods simply mean that they are 14' rods for a 9 line, or in spey line parlance, an 8/9 line.
Many folks make the mistake of assuming that any of the three rods I mention (CND Custom 1409, T&T 1409, Loop BL9140) are made for a 9/10 line. They are actually made for an 8/9 line.
You bring up something inadvertently that cause problems for folks, especially those new to spey or those more experienced spey casters who are used to seeing 2 line designations on a rod (i.e. 14' for 8/9, etc. CND, Loop, and T&T put a single line designation on their rods (i.e. T&T 1409, Loop BL9140, CND Custom 1409). The CND, Loop, and T&T rods simply mean that they are 14' rods for a 9 line, or in spey line parlance, an 8/9 line.
Many folks make the mistake of assuming that any of the three rods I mention (CND Custom 1409, T&T 1409, Loop BL9140) are made for a 9/10 line. They are actually made for an 8/9 line.