I fish often with a W. W. Grigg rod. They are great rods for not a lot of bucks. You'll enjoy it.
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Restoration Rod?
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RE:Restoration Rod?
Where you go is less important than how you get there.
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RE:Restoration Rod?
My advice is to go with Marc's advice and make it a wall hanger.koryrasmussen55 wrote:The sections are straight and it does give a "pop!" when the sections are separated. Its the only fly rod I have and figure it might not be a bad idea to restore it so i have something to start fly fishing with.
I love to fish cane, but the casting stroke is not for beginners and you will find even the cheapest balanced rod to be better than the old cane rods.
The key is getting a balanced setup, and the starter combos can sure help.
NEVER MIND, I should have read the entire thread. You have a good setup now, so hook up with a couple of mentors and enjoy.
Last edited by Anonymous on Wed May 21, 2008 1:53 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Too much water, so many fish, too little time.