[tall pine]

It's a loooong shot but does anyone have 6wt single hander they really want to get rid of CHEAP. I've got about $150 to put down on a used rod excluding shipping costs. I know that's not a lot of money but it's where I'm at.

I'm just looking for a fast rod that throws long heavy sink tips and BIG streamers.

Please PM me if you have a dust collector for me.

Thanks,
Glen

 

[Onesunca]

PM'd you Glen

 

[Spider888]

9' 6wt

I have an older Sage 9' 6wt RPL Graphite III that I would part with. I'm not sure the going rate on eBay, but we could figure it out. I'm not sure if I've got a rod tube or not, but I will look. Let me know if you are interested.

Dave





It's a loooong shot but does anyone have 6wt single hander they really want to get rid of CHEAP. I've got about $150 to put down on a used rod excluding shipping costs. I know that's not a lot of money but it's where I'm at.

I'm just looking for a fast rod that throws long heavy sink tips and BIG streamers.

Please PM me if you have a dust collector for me.

Thanks,
Glen[/QUOTE]

 

[tall pine]

Still looking...

I'm still hoping someone has a great and under used rod out there. Preferably a 4 piece, full wells and fighting butt style would be a plus but doesn't really matter. I'm trying to fill a hole while I have the chance to.

I have a Beulah Platinum 7wt 13'2" spey that I could be willing to trade with a rio 550 Skagit head. (I pretty much only fish smaller 11 foot rod water.) for a Sage TCX 691-4 or rods similar..

Thanks fellas
Glen

 

[tedshuck]

PM sent on Sage Xi2 691-4.

Ted

 

[flyguy0881]

Gloomis GL3

I have a GLoomis GL3 9ft 6wt (2pc though) that I would let go for that $150. I don't have a tube for it, but could figure out a way to ship it. I have two of these, and I can't fish both at the same time...

 

[kweetech]

I have a 2pc 9' 6wt legend ultra st. croix..great streamer rod....let me know

 

[speyday]

ive got a sage vt2 9 ft. 6 wt. 4 pc. half wells grip. A really nice rod.

Its a very good streamer ripping rod and i found it handles intermediate and sink lines very well.

Now, it is NOT a fast rod, its a more moderate load across the rod. However, in my experience, a slower stroke and ''flick"" with the forearm has, for me, meant ive been able to throw big nappy wet streamers (for river browns in the upper betsie).....extremely well. I use a heavier 6 wt line and sometimes even use a 7..... with a 7 line on it then the flies are giant (i havent found a need for that) but in that case there are virtually no limits within reason.

$150 plus ship. I will also throw in a rod/reel combo tube with the original one.