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4wt Beach Rod

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Several years ago I wanted a light weight rod for cutties and winter resident coho, so I had Fetha Styx build me up a salt worthy 4wt. I fished it for many years and absolutely loved it before I started fishing glass rods exclusively. Here it is for sale with a cabela's prestige plus reel and a 150 grain streamer express line. Total package $125

Rod is in great shape and it comes with the tube. It was a 9' 4wt rod, but I clipped the tip with a clouser, so it is now an 8'11" rod, which has only made it a tad bit faster and it still cast great.

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Yak
Interested in this, will PM.
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This would be a really fun little rod for those windless days
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JohnB
Yeah I don't even fish the salt but that thing looks rad!
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kinigit
Very cool rod!
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My intention was never to chase really big fish on the 4wt, but I was surprised at how much backbone it had when this happened!
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Nick Clayton said:
This would be a really fun little rod for those windless days
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My 8wt is more like a 9wt, so this 4 might work out well for what you are thinking, especially with the tip a bit shorter.
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