good replies all. thanks. i too am curious about the global dorber rods. their website shows they offer a full flex 9' 2wt. anyone have any experience with this rod? wonder if it would be too noodly?
good replies all. thanks. i too am curious about the global dorber rods. their website shows they offer a full flex 9' 2wt. anyone have any experience with this rod? wonder if it would be too noodly?
These days my bluegill rod is my Orvis, 7'6", 5 wt. bamboo, 2/1. In years past I used my old W. W. Griggs 7' 4 wt. I'm much more of a creek rat than a lake fisherman so I don't get into the really big bluegills or other sunfish. However, once or twice a year the wife and I head for the neighbors lake where there are some good 'gills and definitely some bigger LMB, then it's my old South Bend 323 in 6 wt. That lake is where we get our "eatin' fish".
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I don't, but I've been really considering their 10' 1 to 4 weight blanks. I think I recall that they are a slower action, and could really be fun for smaller trout or gills. Perhaps I'll build one for my first 3 weight....Originally Posted by dpenrod
I'd love to hear thoughts from those who have built any of their blanks.
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