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WTB: fly rod.

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MarkieR
Posts: 5337 - Karma: 98
i'm looking to buy an orvis superfine series 2-weight.  i figured i'd see if anyone on here has one they want to get rid of rather than buying it new from my local orvis shop.  also, i'm open to any other 2-3 weight fly rods anyone may be looking to unload.  just message me or post in here with whatever you guys have.  thanks!
May 25 2008 6:23PM
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no_steeze
Posts: 23992 - Karma: 4,267
jw, why a 2 weight
May 25 2008 7:47PM
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comeatmebro
Posts: 10720 - Karma: 66
word.

what are you fishing for with it?
May 25 2008 8:31PM
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anxju
Posts: 9371 - Karma: 61
are you serious... this is newschoolers.  go to a fishing website
May 25 2008 8:33PM
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bigwhite.steeze
Posts: 8227 - Karma: 1,030
calm yourself, someone might have one...
May 25 2008 9:44PM
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TheStamos
Posts: 9311 - Karma: 910
thats a super small lightweight rod first of all and orvis rods are retarded expensive. Are you just getting into it?
May 25 2008 11:37PM
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dat_ski_dude
Posts: 554 - Karma: 15
go with a scott rod. they make great rods with a good action to them and they dont cost as much. i have an 8 wgt for steelys and salmon and a 4 wgt for the smaller stuff brookys, browns, etc.
May 26 2008 1:27AM
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MarkieR
Posts: 5337 - Karma: 98
i've been fly fishing for almost twenty years, so i know what i'm doing.  i want the two weight for fishing small streams for small trout.  i'd be open to other companies besides orvis, but that's just the one that i've tried and i really like.  so if anyone has a pretty high end 1, 2, or 3 weight from any company i'd be interested.  i just want to get a nice rod and i can't really afford to spend 500 dollars on one right now.  also, i don't really need it with a reel, but i'd take that into consideration if someone wants to get rid of a whole package.   
May 26 2008 1:01PM
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comeatmebro
Posts: 10720 - Karma: 66
damn son. well i guess that makes sense if you're fishing for small trout, better hope you don't hook into anything big haha. i use a 5 weight, 4 would do as well. but hell you've been doing this shit for more years than i've been alive so you know more than me haha.
May 26 2008 1:05PM
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