Looks like a great day in spite of the rod mishap.
Any suggestions????Now go buy yourself a modern 4wt fiberglass rod.
CabelasAny suggestions????
Re-read my post. I know it was long at three sentences, but the recommendation is hidden there at the end.Any suggestions????
Cabelas are very good if you don't want to spring for a Steffen - $100 on sale (including shipping and tax) versus about $450.Cabelas
Thanks... there is a store nearby and I should check it out... never even heard of Steffen before... placed on my wish list for now man....Cabelas are very good if you don't want to spring for a Steffen - $100 on sale (including shipping and tax) versus about $450.
This was in the coast range in NW Oregon.... it opened on May 22nd for trout... all goodMost beaver ponds don't open until the Streams do. Unless you are on the middle fork of the Snoqualmie.
Ditto to the above.... next time you find yourself in NW Oregon.... PM me....Man, I need to find beaverponds that are legal to fish before June.......
Here is Mark Steffen's website: http://www.steffenbrothersflyrods.com/Thanks... there is a store nearby and I should check it out... never even heard of Steffen before... placed on my wish list for now man....
hotspotter...This was in the coast range in NW Oregon.... it opened on May 22nd for trout... all good
That's about 6 thousand square miles of bad logging roads, steep ravines and devils club.... I think we are good... but PMs are always welcome.... but mainly ignored...thanks!!hotspotter...
Lamiglass Honey rods are not comparable to Steffen or Cabelas CGR IMO. They are much slower and not what I would recommend as a first glass rod. YMMV.nice find....totally agree on the "don't tell anyone" bit....oh, and if you don't want to spring for the Steffen, but want something a little nice than the Cabelas, Lamiglas Honey 4wt is money.