Folks, no need to thank me for my input. I merely feel it is in the best interest of all, i.e. collectors, anglers, makers, both past and present, and those generally interested in vintage tackle to get the best possible truthful answer for their question. To do any less than that dishonors the history of this sport and does little to assist anyone.
There is nothing wrong with post WWII rods as long as you understand that is what you're getting as they have their own unique niche in the history of fly fishing, Japan and WW II so they cannot be ignored, it's just that if you are looking for a rod to fish they may not be your best first choice but as with any past time your mileage may vary. Regards to all.
Originally Posted by J Castwell
Oct. Woods,,, I want to thank you for your assistance on this BB. You are, and have been for a long time, indeed an asset.
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