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To all who have requested, hounded for, field tested and otherwise contributed to the realization of our greaseliner rod, the Solstice Series... my sincere and utmost appreciation!
On my recent visit to the west I noticed the leaves had changed, the air became crisp and the steelhead and salmon began to fill the pools. I stood along the bank and let the line glide sharply in a balance of force and finesse over the glassy surface of the river to light softly by the far bank. The rod I was using was supple yet tight, gentle yet violent, calm but fierce - all at the same time. Aside from all the hoopla, the end result was a rod that I truly love to cast and fish. If that's not worth being thankful for, I don't know what is.
On my recent visit to the west I noticed the leaves had changed, the air became crisp and the steelhead and salmon began to fill the pools. I stood along the bank and let the line glide sharply in a balance of force and finesse over the glassy surface of the river to light softly by the far bank. The rod I was using was supple yet tight, gentle yet violent, calm but fierce - all at the same time. Aside from all the hoopla, the end result was a rod that I truly love to cast and fish. If that's not worth being thankful for, I don't know what is.
