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Genetics are amazing. I have a cousin who lives back in the Pa area, and at age 62, he has blown his right shoulder at the same age I trashed my right shoulder.
So he is no longer able to double haul his bigger one handed rods for the bigger rivers back East (Canada and USA) and an occasional steelhead trip to Washington or Oregon. He wants to buy a Spey Rod for that long distance fishing.
Being an Easterner, he prefers Orvis. He is considering buying the Orvis Trident 149 4 piece rod. He asked my opinion, and I really have no knowledge.
Is the rod an European action type rod or more of a traditional rod?
How does it compare with the Sage 9141? Simon's line ratings for both rods appear to be the same.
I would appreciate any feedback from those who are familiar with the Orvis Trident 149 4 piece rod. Thanks.
So he is no longer able to double haul his bigger one handed rods for the bigger rivers back East (Canada and USA) and an occasional steelhead trip to Washington or Oregon. He wants to buy a Spey Rod for that long distance fishing.
Being an Easterner, he prefers Orvis. He is considering buying the Orvis Trident 149 4 piece rod. He asked my opinion, and I really have no knowledge.
Is the rod an European action type rod or more of a traditional rod?
How does it compare with the Sage 9141? Simon's line ratings for both rods appear to be the same.
I would appreciate any feedback from those who are familiar with the Orvis Trident 149 4 piece rod. Thanks.